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Kurt Killewald chose to discuss the disadvantages of overusing technology in education. As a future educator focusing on earth science and physical education, he wants to thoughtfully incorporate technology into his teaching. While technology provides useful tools, it also risks isolating students and allowing them to passively learn without truly understanding concepts. There is not enough research to show that technology should be the central focus of classroom instruction over developing critical thinking skills. Technology is best used as a supplemental tool under the guidance of an effective teacher.
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This document summarizes Rose's e-portfolio presentation on her learning through the LTT program. She learned about using collaborative technology tools like SharePoint and Google Docs to support constructivist learning. She realized the importance of being organized when using digital tools as a teacher. Rose explored how technology can meet student learning needs and support her teaching goals, such as providing options for different types of learners. She conducted a study using her class website and found it improved communication between school and home and engaged students with writing. Overall, Rose demonstrated growth in using and evaluating technology in her teaching practice and engaging in reflection to improve.
Sharing your treasure technology in the 21st century
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Students in the classroom are increasingly on their smartphones and laptops each day. The communication between teachers and students is slowly but surely deteriorating. Using technology such as cell-phonescellphones and computers is becoming the norm, and is used to access social media at anywhere and anytime is becoming the norm. From an educational point of view, the use of technology presents numerous problems to both teachers and students inside and outside of athe classroom. The communication between teachers and students is slowly but surely deteriorating. With theThe introduction of technology within the classroom environment, there have been has resulted in negative consequences of technology on education. ModernizationThe modernization of education has caused three main problems offor the educational learning process. These problems of technology are reflected through the negative impacts of technology inon students’’ education. Students are receiving less knowledge because of the impacts of technology, they are not learning as much as they could be learning without technology, and students isare limiting their potential by using technology for their educational goals because it, which allows students to study using using less effort on their part. Comment by pckmobile50: Please note that MLA doesn’t allow text to be justified (MLA Handbook 4.2) so I aligned it left. Comment by PCKMobile36: Here you set this up as though this is the order you are going to discuss the issues in, however that is not the case throughout the body of the text.
Using technology in education decreases the amount of knowledge that is gained by students in the classroom. Before the use of technology such as the Internet, students faced more challenges in listening to teachers, focusing their attention, understanding new information, retaining it, and analyzing information. As students use electronic devices more, they will have more difficulties with being absorbed in their studies. Although students try to learn through their smart phonesmartphones and computers, those electronic devices have more negative effects on education than advantages.
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1) The course provided the student with valuable information about technology's role in schools and how to implement it as both a current teacher and future administrator.
2) A particular program called "Real Lives" that allows students to experience life in other parts of the world is now being considered for use at the student's school.
3) While some outcomes like learning to use wikis and podcasts were not fully achieved due to time constraints, the student gained important skills in blogging, understanding legal/funding issues, and realizing their potential as a technology leader.
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The effects of technology on children is a complex issue that requires balance. While technology can enhance education, frequent exposure also affects brain development in ways different from past generations. Teachers must evaluate how to appropriately utilize technology to engage and educate students, while addressing diverse learning needs and providing feedback on effective usage.
Laptops in Education
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The document provides information about using ICT to support children's learning. It describes the ICT resources available at the author's school including computer suites, iPads, notebooks, Raspberry Pi machines, cameras, scanners and printers. It notes the author's position as a learning support assistant working with children aged 11-16. It outlines an activity aiming to teach pupils about hazards in ICT and discusses the author gaining ICT skills over 12 years in the role.
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Toolbelt Theory, how to give every student the tools they need for success. Traverse City, 23 June 2009
Education Using Technology
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Blog Week 5
The document discusses a student's experience in an educational leadership course on technology. The student learned much more than expected, including the importance of understanding various technology applications, laws around issues like cyberbullying and copyright, and the responsibilities of administrators in monitoring student technology use. While the course exceeded the student's expectations, they realized they still have more to learn regarding technology skills and legal/ethical issues.
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