(Quoted from Educational Leadership, vol. 63 no.4, Listen to the Natives, by Marc Prensky)
   "Our young people generally have a much better idea of what the future is bringing than we do.  They're already busy adopting new systems for communicating (instant messaging), sharing (blogs), buying and selling (eBay),  exchanging (peer-to-peer technology), creating (Flash), meeting (3D worlds), collecting (downloads), coordinating (wikis), evaluating (reputation systems), searching (Google), analyzing (SETI), reporting (camera phones), programming (moodding), socializing (chat rooms), and even learning (Web surfing)....
   We need to help all our students take advantage of these new tools and systems to educate themselves....
   Digital tools are like extensions of students' brains.....
   Students could quite feasibly invent technological solutions to streamline homework submission and correction, freeing up teachers for more meaningful work.  Encouraged to share their expertise, students can be a teacher's best resource for suggesting better access to technology, defining the kinds of technology that teachers should be using in the classroom, and showing teachers how they can use specific hardware and software tools to teach more effectively.".....  ( A very informative article, contact me if you are interested in reading the magazine)

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