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Computers at School? by Israel Scheffler - 1986We are now heading back in the old formalistic direction, with the insouciant amnesia that
has become a hallmark of our educational history. Then, the slogans were "excellence," "mastery," "structure," and "discipline"; and the devices
were teaching machines, programmed instruction, and new school curricula prepared by experts in the disciplines. Now, the slogans are "excellence,"
"basics," "minimum competences," and "standards" and the devices are
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- Israel Scheffler
Harvard University
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