5.How important for you as student to be savvy when it comes to Technology especially in computers.
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Convenience. With the use of computers, a student's life has been made very convenient. ...
Improved student performance. ...
Fast access to research and information. ...
Online resources. ...
Increased efficiency. ...
Admissions information. ...
Study schedules. ...
Better opportunities.
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1. It enhances students' learning (and better) .
• The techniques in which students learn vary. In a typical lesson, the
teacher provides the subject, and the pupils all interact with it uniformly.
• Online resources offer students more adaptable learning opportunities.
To help them understand a concept better, some students would watch
a YouTube video instruction.
• Students are inspired to learn by technology. They eagerly await the
time they will have to spend on their gadgets exploring and learning
new things through websites, videos, apps, and games. It keeps them
interested in the subject matter when students can learn and have fun
at the same time.
2. It keeps parents in touch and assists them in raising their kids.
• The only information parents had about their children's education at a
time when technology had a negligible impact on education was what
they were told at home or during parent-teacher conferences.
• Technology enables parents to become far more knowledgeable about
and involved in their children's education. Parents who participate in
their children's education increase their chances of success and
increase their motivation to learn.
3. It offers teachers practical resources and opportunities.
• Because it provides a wealth of (mainly free) tools to improve student
learning in the classroom, parent communication, and their own
professional growth, technology is a favourite among teachers.
•Teachers can find resources that they can use to teach pupils as well as
websites that allow them to practise new content.
4. It provides more chances for project-based education.
• The days of carrying a massive poster board from place to place for
every job are over. Today's technology enables project-based and
inquiry-based learning for pupils.
• These assignments encourage students to rely less on rote
memorization and more on critical thinking.
1. It enhances students' learning (and better) .
• The techniques in which students learn vary. In a typical lesson, the
teacher provides the subject, and the pupils all interact with it uniformly.
• Online resources offer students more adaptable learning opportunities.
To help them understand a concept better, some students would watch
a YouTube video instruction.
• Students are inspired to learn by technology. They eagerly await the
time they will have to spend on their gadgets exploring and learning
new things through websites, videos, apps, and games. It keeps them
interested in the subject matter when students can learn and have fun
at the same time.
2. It keeps parents in touch and assists them in raising their kids.
• The only information parents had about their children's education at a
time when technology had a negligible impact on education was what
they were told at home or during parent-teacher conferences.
• Technology enables parents to become far more knowledgeable about
and involved in their children's education. Parents who participate in
their children's education increase their chances of success and
increase their motivation to learn.
3. It offers teachers practical resources and opportunities.
• Because it provides a wealth of (mainly free) tools to improve student
learning in the classroom, parent communication, and their own
professional growth, technology is a favourite among teachers.
•Teachers can find resources that they can use to teach pupils as well as
websites that allow them to practise new content.
4. It provides more chances for project-based education.
• The days of carrying a massive poster board from place to place for
every job are over. Today's technology enables project-based and
inquiry-based learning for pupils.
• These assignments encourage students to rely less on rote
memorization and more on critical thinking.
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