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Author: Art Bardige
I am a digital learning pioneer who believes that technology can play a great role in enabling every child to learn efficiently, effectively, and economically. What if Math is my latest work and the most exciting I have ever been involved with. I hope you will give it a try.
9 Reasons for Using Spreadsheets in Schools
- Spreadsheets are equity platforms available to all students at no cost. They can give every student a fresh start in math.
- Spreadsheets from Microsoft, Google, and Apple are ubiquitous, easy to use, powerful, and part of a suite with common, familiar, supported interfaces.
- Spreadsheets are the tools students will use in their workplace as well as school for relevant real learning.
- Spreadsheets are not just computational tools, they are visualization and data science tools.
- Spreadsheets are function machines using functions and functional thinking to build and work with models essential to all STEM projects.
- Spreadsheets are the financial and business communities goto program, central to modern financial literacy.
- Spreadsheets are coding platforms easy to use for beginners and powerful enough for serious programming.
- Spreadsheets are sharing applications enabling and encouraging students to collaborate and community for group problem solving online.
- Spreadsheets have a huge support network of videos, templates, and help available on the Web and the community.
Our Partner — ERC
ERC Educational Resource Consortium
We’re suggesting a “New Architecture” for learning – one that foments deeper and more naturalistic intellectual engagement, provides flexible yet durable structures, proven inquiry practices with a “tool kit” for student and teacher success, and a vision of personalization that is far more than “blended learning” or the pursuit of “competencies”.
“Proper Questions”
“If I had an hour to solve a problem and my life depended on it, I would use the first 55 minutes determining the proper question to ask, for once I know the proper question, I could solve the problem in less than five minutes.”
Albert Einstein