According to Education Week, a "mountain" of evidence shows that many teachers are "painfully slow to transform the ways they teach, despite that massive influx of new technology into their classrooms." The report also found that students who use tablets and other digital devices in class have lower test scores than those using traditional textbooks.
According to Education Week, a "mountain" of evidence shows that many teachers are "painfully slow to transform the ways they teach, despite that massive influx of new technology into their classrooms." This news comes as it is announced that American schools now spend $3bn per year on digital content.