Some Perceptions of the Implications of High Technology for Minnesota Schools

Bulletin of Science, Technology and Society 7 (1-2):211-215 (1987)
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Abstract

Advances in technology are accelerating the momentum for change in all sectors of society. There is at present a lag time between the actual development and implementation of new technology and the public consciousness of the issues involved. The rapid rate of social change, however, emphasizes the critical role of the educational system and the need to continually estimate and evaluate direction to best serve the common good. Forty-five influential Minnesota leaders in education, business/industry and government were interviewed on issues related to education and the changing economy.

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