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MDofPerth

SamD wrote: "In my experience teaching/tutoring at university, it isn't ICT and digital media skills that my students lack, quite the opposite. Teaching them to critically evaluate an article/policy/industry practice using something resembling rationality or logic, now there's a challenge!"

I'll second that. High school aged students already know much of what is taught in 1st year and even some 2nd year university classes on information technology and e-commerce. But many need to develop their ability to assess the veracity of information & sources, their ability to synthesize, analyse and develop coherent conclusions. [This of course is a generalisation as many students do indeed develop these skills well before entering university.]

 
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