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Kurt Killewald chose to discuss the downfalls of technology in the classroom as a future educator seeking to understand both benefits and disadvantages of incorporating technology. While technology can offer tools like videos, computers, and smart boards, overreliance on passive screen activities can lead to student isolation, lack of social interaction, and inability to keep up emotionally with classroom material. Simply using computers as the main teaching tool does not effectively develop critical thinking without a teacher to guide learning. Technology also risks negative impacts if not monitored, like exposing children to inappropriate content online. As an educator, Killewald aims to utilize technology's benefits while avoiding problems of replacing meaningful learning with passive digital activities.
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Kurt Killewald chose to discuss the downfalls of technology in the classroom as a future educator seeking to understand both benefits and disadvantages of incorporating technology. While technology can offer useful tools, overreliance on passive screen activities can lead to student isolation, lack of understanding, and emotional issues. It is important that technology serves only as a tool for teachers to utilize effectively, and not replace critical thinking, interaction, and mastery of fundamental skills. Excessive technology use may also enable laziness, lack of challenge, and overdependence on resources instead of intrinsic learning.
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Kurt Killewald chose to discuss the downfalls of technology in the classroom as a future educator seeking to understand both benefits and disadvantages of incorporating technology. While technology can offer tools like videos, computers, and smart boards, overreliance on passive screen activities can lead to student isolation, lack of social interaction, and inability to keep up emotionally with classroom material. Simply using computers as the main teaching tool does not effectively develop critical thinking without a teacher to guide learning. Technology also risks negative impacts if not monitored, like exposing children to inappropriate content online. As an educator, Killewald aims to utilize technology's benefits while avoiding problems of replacing meaningful learning with passive digital activities.
1 건설사업관리의 새로운 프론티어 adesh jain회장(ipma)
The document discusses project management and construction. It covers topics like managing large-scale construction projects, challenges in construction projects, and the future of project management. It also provides information on the International Project Management Association (IPMA) such as its member countries, certification program, and conferences on construction project management.
Power point 1
Kurt Killewald chose to discuss the downfalls of technology in the classroom as a future educator seeking to understand both benefits and disadvantages of incorporating technology. While technology can offer useful tools, overreliance on passive screen activities can lead to student isolation, lack of understanding, and emotional issues. It is important that technology serves only as a tool for teachers to utilize effectively, and not replace critical thinking, interaction, and mastery of fundamental skills. Excessive technology use may also enable laziness, lack of challenge, and overdependence on resources instead of intrinsic learning.
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This document provides an overview of functions and their representations. It discusses the domain and range of a function, and how functions can be represented verbally, visually, numerically, and algebraically. It also describes the vertical line test used to determine if a graph represents a function. Inverse functions and the horizontal line test are introduced. Common types of functions covered include linear, polynomial, cubic, rational, and trigonometric functions. Mathematical modeling using functions is also briefly discussed.
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