As technology teachers, our job is not to just teach students how to use technology to be more efficient and productive in their lives, but also to know when to put the tech down. Technology has added so much to our everyday lives, but we need to take time away from the screen to connect with the people around us, ignite our inner dialog and creativity, and to just be. So, this week, join people across the country in celebrating Screen Free Week April 30-May 6, by encouraging your students to take some time off from their screens. Visit http://www.screenfree.org/ for activity ideas.
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