If you are a teacher, instructional coach, or school administrator, you have probably sat through at least one edtech software demo where the selling point was volume. Thousands of videos. Millions of practice questions. A library so vast it would take a student several lifetimes to exhaust. It sounds impressive in a boardroom, and it looks good on a procurement checklist, yet volume is not a learning outcome. In a landscape where school budgets are…
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