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How can IT become better integrated with all levels of education
The whole environment of educating future and present IT people is fragmented. K-12 schools have their own programs, colleges and technical schools also have their own program. The problem is there isn't anything that integrates this training into a comprehensive package. What are the priorities for these programs? I teach IT at the college level and also at a technical school. When I look at both programs, nothing is integrated with each other. Bits and pieces are taught, but 90% of the programs are way behind in today's technology. America is falling behing in the tech world, but there isn't any policy on how to create a clear direction for integrating all levels of education. Everyone is concerned about math and science but I don't hear very much about educating people in the IT world. There may be a good clear plan but I haven't been made aware of one.
In searching the Web there are many articles on integrating IT and education but they are fragmented.
In searching the Web there are many articles on integrating IT and education but they are fragmented.
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