I’m worried about how my students—and their parents—will treat me. Will they accept me?
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My child will be rising in pre-K in September, and we are starting to think about kindergarten. We heard on the playground recently that all kids in our public schools are given their own tablet starting in kindergarten, that homework is administered on the tablets even for the young kids, and that even in school they are using tablets most or all of the day.
As for remaining in public school but refusing a tablet, it will depend on the district and its policies. My fifth grade students, for example, have their own Chromebooks in the classroom. If a parent wanted to opt out of that technology, I would imagine that comprises and concessions could be made, but it would seriously impede the child’s learning.
If a lesson requires an online resource or a digital tool, it would be difficult, if not impossible, to create an equally effective alternative. But perhaps given the age of kindergarteners, this may be more plausible.I would schedule a meeting with the principal to gather information and discuss possibilities before making a decision about next year.I’m an eighth grader, and my English teacher doesn’t give me any feedback or grade my work for weeks after I turn it in.
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