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School leaders and researchers say that technology integration in the classroom, like the iPad, can positively impact student achievement on tests and allow teachers to extend learning beyond the classroom. The iPad is seen not as just a toy but as a powerful and versatile educational tool with thousands of apps that can personalize instruction, engage students, increase motivation, and help develop critical thinking skills. Effective technology use in education requires that educational needs drive the choice and use of technology tools.
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School leaders and researchers say that technology in the classroom, like the iPad, can have positive impacts on student achievement when used by students. It allows teachers to extend learning beyond the four walls of the classroom. School leaders see the iPad not as just a toy but as a powerful and versatile educational tool with thousands of apps that can personalize instruction, engage students, increase motivation, and develop critical thinking skills when used by teachers. Education needs to drive the adoption of new technologies, not marketing interests.
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Research shows that when students use technology, they achieve positive gains on tests. Technology allows teachers to extend learning beyond the classroom. School leaders view the iPad not as a toy but as a powerful and versatile tool with thousands of educational apps that can personalize instruction, engage students, increase motivation, and develop critical thinking skills while also being easy for teachers to learn. Education should drive technological choices rather than marketing.
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Ipad benefits
- 2. What Others Say… “Reaearch indicated that when students are the users of technology there are postivie gains in achievement as measured by researcher-constructed tests, standardized tests and national tests.” June/July issue of THE Journal published by page 44 “It allows us to extend the classroom beyond these four walls” School leaders say the iPad is not just a cool new toy but rather a powerful and versatile tool with a multitude of applications, including thousands with educational uses. The New York TimesWINNIE HU Published: January 4, 2011 Chicago Public Schools
- 3. What We Say… Physical Attributes Apps Easy to learn tools Personalize instruction Critical Thinking Skills Engaging students Increase motivation Easy to learn for teachers Education needs to drive the technology