Tech-Enabled Teaching
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Technology can enhance teaching strategies in several ways. It allows problems-based learning by engaging students to solve real-world problems and present solutions. Peer teaching and cooperative learning are also improved as students can actively present knowledge to each other with technology's help. Additionally, technology increases access to learning, strengthens relationships among stakeholders, and makes learning more effective when used for interaction between students and adults.
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