... ignored...The issues include societal relations, feminism, and popular culture. Further issues include critical relations of educational technology to language, visuals, race, capitalism, the military, politics, ethics, and ecology" (pp. 245-246). Finally, it is important to note that critics, including other critical theorists, often chastise this paradigm because it often seems "to be aimed at building individual ... they thought should be included in preservice programs. Another use of experts to develop policies and procedures was Herring's (1997) study of what school districts shou...

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