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Dr. Dheeraj Mehrotra discusses the need for digital learning to keep pace with today's children who are "digital natives". He emphasizes that digital tools must be integrated into classrooms and used to engage students, otherwise they may become bored or frustrated. Further, he notes that many future careers have yet to be created, so students must have tools to continually update their skills as the world rapidly changes.
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- 1. Dr. Dheeraj Mehrotra (Author & National Awardee)
- 2. Today S Chand has emerged as a truly knowledge corporation. Engaged in publishing Engaged inTeacherTraining Engaged in Digital Content (Destination Success) The only Indian Solution Provider from Content and Publishing Space unlikeTechnology Companies.
- 3. “Digital Medium” needs to be in Sync withTech Age Learning by our children must NURTURE with time !
- 4. Children today are digital natives and we have to keep pace with them; we have to bridge the digital divide by learning together.
- 5. You need to engagestudents. They will get fatigued and bored with simple interactions.
- 7. You Cannot Afford Not to Become a Digital Leader! Video #1
- 8. Or ▪ENRAGEthe Child ! ! ! ▪The Choice is Yours !
- 9. Digital Natives do things differently
- 10. You can have a tool that brings you the latest education news right on your desktop, customized with just the content you want (try Google Reader).
- 11. You can have educators all over the world sending you ideas and resources directly to you on your computer or phone (tryTwitter).
- 12. You can collaborate with staff and teams virtually without having to physically meet them (through Skype, Google Docs, or Google +).
- 13. Evaluations and data about observations can be collected, stored and distributed digitally by using a well integrated solution in the classrooms.
- 15. They live in a state of perpetual, endless distraction, and for many parents and educators, it's a source of real concern.
- 16. We have a fascinating statistic that 65 percent of kids born today will have careers that don’t exist as yet……
- 17. Of all the initiatives a school can begin, integrating technology into the classroom may require the most professional development.
- 18. Our world is changing in every conceivable way at the fastest rate humans have ever experienced.Our job as educatorsis to ensure that pupils and students have adequate tools to maintain current skills in response to that change.
- 19. The teacher’s role is changing, I believe that in the near future, the teacher will spend less time in front of his/her students delivering lectures or explaining something but more time working behind a display creating materials, quizzes, exams, delivering on line presentation, etc.
- 20. It’s not revelatory that the academic and the tech worlds move at vastly different paces. Education often lags behind when it comes tech adoption and integration.
- 21. The ultimate option towards the interest in the learning segment by SMART Kids today! E-Learning the S.Chand Harcourt Way !