These
days we are repeatedly hearing that the attention span of the young generation
(iGen/Generation I) has reduced immeasurably and they can no longer focus on a task
for more than a few minutes. Technology is, of course, the accused in this
case, with instant messaging, instant shopping and the world of information at
our fingertips. I’m not really sure where I stand on this but some musical experiences I've had recently led me to wonder if there might be some truth in the claim.
About This Blog
- Chloe Hill
- I am an international school educator, currently working as a Primary Assistant Principal in China.This blog is a space to explore thoughts as a teacher, a parent and a learner. I'm interested in different ways of imagining and realising education and present this blog as a platform to explore and share ideas.
Saturday, 2 June 2018
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