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Technology has many benefits for the classroom. It allows teachers to present information in multiple ways to accommodate different learning styles. Technology also motivates students and prepares them for success in an increasingly digital world. Some examples of classroom technologies are SMART Boards, Qwizdom, and StarLogo TNG. StarLogo TNG is modeling software that produces 3D graphics to help students understand complex concepts. Teachers should carefully plan how and when to integrate technology by considering their own skills, the learning objectives, and ensuring all equipment and student needs are met. They should also evaluate the effectiveness of the technology and make revisions as needed.
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