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Technology in the classroom provides students with more resources beyond textbooks, allows for self-directed learning, and increases student motivation. It gives students access to more information via the internet that may not otherwise be available and enables connection and collaboration with other students. Technology also benefits teachers by providing additional resources and tools for tracking student progress.
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whiteboard, and a chalk or markers. With technology integrated to education, teachers can now
incorporate images, videos and other graphics when delivering lessons. Specific websites, apps
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The document discusses the benefits of integrating technology into the classroom. It states that technology can enhance student learning by actively engaging students with learning objectives and enabling differentiated instruction to meet different student needs. Some examples provided of how technology can be used include PowerPoint presentations, online homework assignments, and online grading systems. The document also notes that while technology implementation may differ across grade levels, it can be used to help students develop skills in areas like reading, research, and preparing for college and careers. Overall, the document argues that when technology is properly integrated into the classroom, the benefits of keeping students engaged, accommodating different learning styles, and preparing students with life skills outweigh any potential drawbacks.
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- 2. Advantages Children have access to more resources other than the standard textbook. Children have more opportunities for self-directed learning.
- 3. Advantages Students can practice skills using computer software to improve things such as reading or math skills. Students motivation increases when they get the opportunity to use technolgy.
- 4. Internet The use of the Internet in schools allows for students to find more information that may not be available otherwise.
- 5. Internet Students can connect to other students via email or chats which provides more meaningful learning. Students can also use the internet share presentations with others such as parents or other schools.
- 6. Motivation Students are motivated more by using technology because it is a hands-on experience.
- 7. Academic Achievement Software or websites can offer students drills and practice sessions to improve academically. These often track student’s progress too.
- 8. Teachers Technology in the classroom means teachers have more resources to use with students. Teachers benefit from having technology in the classes because they need to keep records and track student progress.
- 9. Parents Parents appreciate their child’s school utilizing things such as: Teacher-parent email communication Class web pages Grades available on the Internet
- 10. Summary Technology in the classroom benefits students, teachers, parents and school staff in many ways.