The role of technology in the classroom
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The document discusses the lack of technology in Guatemalan classrooms. While kids in Guatemala easily adopt new technologies, technology has not been integrated into schools, especially in rural areas. Technology classes are mostly limited to larger cities and private schools. Overall, technology has barely made its way into Guatemalan classrooms, risking leaving students behind as technology advances rapidly in other parts of the world. Inequality of access is a major challenge as technology is not reaching all students.
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Technology integration is better than just technology use in schools according to the document. Technology integration involves using technology productively to enhance learning, while technology use is simply having electronic devices available without a focus on how they improve education. The document discusses reasons some argue for just technology use, such as budget constraints, time issues, and teachers lacking skills, but says technology integration should be the focus since it engages students, improves skills, and prepares them for an increasingly digital world. Society relies on technology for communication, creativity and work, so schools must help students learn to use it effectively.
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- 1. T H E E D U C A T I O N A N D E N T E R T A I N M E N T R E V O L U T I O N The role of technology in the classroom
- 2. In Guatemala kids easily manage and learn to make use of new technologies. All kids can exponentially benefit from the rapid growth of technology and the variety of available devices, until they are not.
- 3. Technology and public schools Technology has reached the country of Guatemala but has not reached schools in a way that involves children in the revolution of technology and new devices.
- 4. Technology in the classroom ICT classes seem to be the best option for elementary and middle school so our children are not left behind, in the city. Our rural area students do no have the same opportunity. Inequality is our biggest setback.
- 5. Technology does not have that big of a role in Guatemalan’s classrooms. Technology has barely reached Guatemalan classrooms. Since we are a cheap workforce for companies that focus their service in call center for customer service. The hope is that at least private companies will invest in technology at Guatemalan schools if not our government.