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Technology in the classroom prepares students for their digital future by allowing them to solve complex problems and collaborate, similar to the workforce. It helps improve retention rates by appealing to multiple senses and enabling hands-on learning. Technology also helps students learn at their own pace by spending more time on challenging topics and receiving individualized attention through applications. Finally, technology connects with students and provides tools that will help them in the 21st century workplace as technology dominates their daily lives outside of school.
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- 1. TECHNOLOGY PREPARES STUDENTS FOR THE FUTURE • Technology in the classroom helps prepare students for the digital future. • It’s allows for students to solve complex problems. • It allows for collaboration in the classrooms and prepare them for the workforce.
- 2. IMPROVED RETENTION RATE • Technology helps students to retains things better. • Technology are both visual and audio therefore students can also remember by seeing and not only hearing. • Technology also allows for the use of the hands making students remember from being hands on.
- 3. TECHNOLOGY HELPS STUDENTS LEARN AT THEIR OWN PACE • Students can learn according to their abilities and needs • Helps student to spend more time on a particular topic they are struggling on. • Applications allows for individualized attention.
- 4. TECHNOLOGY CONNECTS WITH STUDENTS • When they are not in school, just about everything that they do is connected in some way to technology. • Technology provides students with the tools that will take them into the 21st century. • You will find that technology can have a extreme impact on your students learning.