Technology, Curriculum & Globalisation
What technology, curriculum & globalisation means
EdTech, digital divide, curriculum reform, privatisation and globalisation debates.
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The digital divide in education refers to:
- Unequal access to technology and connectivity among learners
- The split between arts and science
- Dividing lessons into halves
- Streaming by ability
Working: Gaps in devices, connectivity and digital skills disadvantage poorer and rural learners, as COVID-19 exposed.
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