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What is wrong with teachers just using their vocal chords to convey
information...like teachers did in the Bronze Age...and most still
do. So what if the kids are bored to tears for six hours everyday of the week? That's their problem.
Why should teachers SHOW & TELL when they can just TELL. Who needs iconic media...just because the caveman teachers drew pictures on their cave wall classrooms when they were teaching their kids how to slay the sabretooth tigers. Why make classroom instruction so INTERESTING?
Larry Loganbill
moloaa@aloha.net
Posted by: Larry Loganbill | September 28, 2009 at 10:14 PM
Why aren't all teachers and professors required to take a course in
Communication Theory?
Posted by: Larry Loganbill | September 28, 2009 at 10:23 PM