Audrey Watters

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Alexander Russo of The Grade sent me a list of questions – a follow-up to some comments I’d made in one of my newsletters about the problems with journalism and (ed-)tech trade publications. His description of my work is a bit odd. I have “tunnel vision” he contends, and do...

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As quoted in “What Should (and Shouldn't) Personalized Learning Look Like?” by Education Week’s Ben Herold: Personalized learning should not: Put students at risk -- put their data at risk, their choices at risk, their futures at risk. But that is absolutely what it's poised to do.

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As quoted in “The Case(s) Against Personalized Learning,” by Education Week’s Ben Herold: K-12 educators and policymakers should question the forces driving that narrative, said Audrey Watters, an independent researcher who maintains the popular Hack Education blog. The push for more personalized learning isn't happening in a vacuum, Watters maintained....