A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

That is why all the talk about instructional aids in the classroom from electronic means is nonsense. You cannot introduce electronic forms into the classroom without rescheduling the whole process of instruction, and this is impossible under our unwieldy, fragmented conditions of classroom use. But we're on the verge of a complete decentralization of instruction.
“Electronics & the psychic drop-out”, in This Magazine is about Schools, April, 1966, p 38-39
Year: 1966
Chapter: Education
Compiled by William Kuhns
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