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Article Critique One
Is having technology in the classroom a good or a bad idea? While much of the current technology focuses on how it can be used to support student achievement at school, some critics say computers often do more harm than good.
Marshall, J., & Rossett, A (1997). How technology can forge links between school and home.
National School Boards Association, January (Electronic School Reproduction Service)
http://www.electronic-school.com/0197f3.html
Stoll, C. (2001). Who needs computers? School Library Journal, October v47, p46 (InfoTrac
Reproduction Service No. A79966293)
http://wwwfac.wmdc.edu/slm/student/brennerk/stoll.html
Article Critique Two
Assistive technology helps students succeed in school and socially. For schools the goal has always been to bring students with physical and learning disabilities into the regular classroom.
Garcia. K, (1999). Opening Doors: Assistive Technology Helps Special Education Students Succeed
In School. National School Boards Association, September (Electronic Library Reproduction Service)
http://www.electronic-school.com/199909/0999f4.html
Kennedy. K, & Lankutis. T, (2002). Assistive Technology and the Multiage Classroom
Tech Learning, March
http://www.techlearning.com/db_area/archives/TL/2002/03/assistive.html
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