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The document discusses the pros and cons of using mobile devices in the classroom. Mobile devices can help engage students and make learning more fun by preparing them for the future. However, they can also be a distraction and make cheating easier. While technology opens new doors for learning, the most important relationship is between teacher and student, and technology should not replace the teacher.
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5. Despite his promises during his campaign, President Kennedy took few executive measures to support civil rights legislation
. (STRONG)
Say why it’s strong:
Thesis Revision:
7. My experience with young children has taught me that I want to be a disciplinary parent because I believe that a child without discipline can be a parent’s worst nightmare. (WEAK)
Say why it’s weak or strong:
Thesis Revision:
Read Assignment 3 and write a Possible Thesis Statement for Assignment 3:
Write a possible thesis statement for your third writing assignment, the research-supported essay.
SUPPORTING THE THESIS STATEMENT:
Please read over pages 346-353 in
Chapter 9Writing for Success.
Then consider your essay for writing assignment #3, the research-supported essay. Apply the instructions for Exercise 3 on page 350 in
Writing for Success to the topic for your research-supported essay by developing three possible supporting points for your essay's thesis.
Using the outline given on page 350, share with your classmates the
three supporting points and the topic sentence for each point.
I attached Assignment 3 and chapter 9 so it can help you with it.
EFFECTS OF TECHNOLOGY
ON EDUCATION
Technology has changed the way we live. It has greatly impacted different facets of life and redefined living. Technology plays an important role in every part of life. Several manual tasks can be automated, thanks to technology. Many difficult and critical processes can be carried out with more and greater efficiency with the help of modern technology.
Technology has been of great importance in school and it has changed the field of education. With the onset of computers in education, it has become easier for tutors to have more knowledge and therefore pass it down to the students. The process of teaching and learning are more efficient and enjoyable with the use of technology. Students will not only have computers to help them with their schoolwork, but they will use the internet to do their research while teachers use it to enhance t.
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- 1. Pros/Cons On Mobile Devices Joiner, Doncoria
- 2. What is Mobile Devices ? Mobile device is a general term for any handheld computer or smartphone. Tablets, e-readers, smartphones, PDAs and portable music players with smart capabilities are example of mobile devices.
- 3. Pictures
- 4. Why is Mobile Devices are use in classroom • essential gadgets of our lives. • Classroom engagement
- 5. Pros on Mobile Devices Mobile Learning: Technology in the classroom helps ensure full participation:
- 6. Pros • Learning Becomes More Fun • Students become more prepared for the future
- 7. Cons on Mobile Devices Distraction: Possibility Of Social Disconnect Is High:
- 8. Cons… •Technology Makes Cheating Easier: •Lesson Planning Can Be More Labor Intensive:
- 9. Final Technology in the classroom is always going to be the teacher-student relationship, because that’s where the education happens. Technology is not meant to replace the teacher. Rather, the idea is to create a flexible learning environment It can be frustrating and time-consuming, but in the end, technology in the classroom can open doors to new experiences, new discoveries, and new ways of learning.
Editor's Notes
- As technology keeps on advancing, Mobile Devices have almost become essential gadgets of our lives. technology in the classroom isn’t just about using digital devices in class — it relates to anything that facilitates an interaction between teacher and student. Classroom engagement is at an all-time low and lecturers are competing against countless diversions from phones, tablets and laptops. Technology could be seen as the culprit, or it could be harnessed to improve engagement and effectiveness
- Mobile Learning: It is very important for students to be in position to learn from anywhere at any time. The education world is changing and many scholars are attending virtual classrooms Technology in the classroom helps ensure full participation: Online engagement systems allow you to regularly check in with students for feedback on course materials and assignments; data analytics could be used to help spot areas where students might be struggling, so you can adjust the coursework accordingly
- Learning Becomes More Fun: From e-textbooks to organizational platforms, apps and more, there are several available tools that can make learning more enjoyable. These tools will help both students and educators alike to stay organized, share ideas, collaborate and more. Students become more prepared for the future: Writing emails, maintaining good online etiquette, creating presentations, and learning to recognize reliable sources on the Internet; these are all essential skills that students can learn and use even after they graduate. Understanding technology is very important in the workplace and other areas
- Distraction: today’s cell phones have more than one application, students will always get distracted in the quest of trying to discover and try out new cell phone applications Possibility Of Social Disconnect Is High: With too much exposure to technology, the student’s ability to verbally communicate can be affected. If you give students assignments that use technological tools and online collaboration, their method in learning and interacting with others will become limited.
- Technology Makes Cheating Easier: Since technology was used in the classroom, cheating has become the main concern of most instructors. With information readily available on the internet, students no longer have to make lots of effort in making their assignments and other school works Lesson Planning Can Be More Labor Intensive: For some academic professionals, lesson planning can be overwhelming when adapting technology in education. It requires time to learn how to utilize the tools.