Technology integration in schools
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This document discusses the pros and cons of integrating technology into education. It notes that while technology can promote learning through hands-on practice and increase student engagement, it also requires training for teachers and may face resistance. Integrating technology prepares students for a technology-focused global job market and allows for online business and earning opportunities, but costs can be a barrier.
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- 3. Cons of Integrating Technology Cost can become a factor Many teachers need specific training Open resistance Needs further research
- 4. Learning Outcomes Technology is the wave of the future Promotes learning through hands-on practice Student engagement is likely Increases productivity in other subject areas
- 5. Students with a good foundation in technology are more marketable than without Online business opportunities are exploding Unlimited earning potential May not have to attend college i.e. Bill Gates
- 6. GLOBAL CULTURE The world strives on technology International communication International commerce and business International relief efforts
- 7. Extrinsic Values Financial rewards Outside praise Productive member of society Material rewards Status
- 8. Intrinsic Values Self-worth Value Humbleness Compassion Understanding
- 9. The potential for financial gain is astronomical Global connections Global solutions Global concerns Unity
- 10. America’s educational system is in dire of reformation America lacks in technological competency (for students) America is behind other technological advanced countries Lack of proper training