In today’s society, it is important to know how to use technology in any type of field of work. Learning about technology at an early age will help prepare students for a successful future. In order to prepare younger students, it is up to the teachers to get them familiar with technology. The use of technology in classrooms will help students participate in activities more and learn more effectively. The use of technology will also help teachers learn about their students’ motor skills, observe how well the students are learning the material, see if their teaching methods are working for their students, keep student records, create lesson plans, and communicate with the students’ parents.
Although there are many benefits to using technology in classrooms, there are also some ethical issues that prevent many schools from using technology. Some of the issues are the costs of having computers, training the teachers and staff on how to use the computers, and creating the lesson plans that involve technology. Using technology is expensive. If classrooms were to use laptops for each student, the laptops would have to be replaced every two to three years (Hermitt, 4). Another issue with technology is that some teachers may not want to cooperate and get the training on how to use the computers. Also, some teachers may want to stick to the text books and create their own hands-on activities that do not involve the use of technology. Teachers may find it difficult to come up with a creative lesson plan that involves the students using the computers. In order for technology to be taught and used correctly, teachers need to be comfortable enough in learning and knowing how to use it in the classroom. While technology can help improve a student’s learning skills, it may be overwhelming for educators. However, teachers who are willing to use technology in their lesson plans will have more students who are excited to learn and are willing to do better in school and their studies.
I liked your pictures. Did u put them in your self? Or were they in the slide lay out already? I wasn't sure if we were supposed to put so many words in a slide, but yours didn't seem (to me anyway) to be too much information.
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