Technology in teaching process.

 As technology continues to infiltrate every area of our lives, the benefits of using technology in the classroom can no longer be denied.
The first thought that comes to mind when technology is mentioned is a computer, naturally. The computers allow educators and students to access the Internet, practice typing skills, or view educational materials.
Computers can be used in several different ways in a classroom. They can be used to research teaching material and produce an instructor’s lesson guide. 
Technology today allows learners to study at their own pace.
Students can learn how to code and even better learn how to better collaborate with their peers, teams and also with their teachers. Technology empowers learners to be more connected and be creative.Traditionally, teachers are the dispensers of information. With technology, teachers play the role of a facilitator; providing resources, guidelines and setting project goals.
 Here are 6 benefits of using technology in the classroom.
a.)Improves engagement. When technology is integrated into lessons, students are expected to be more interested in the subjects they are studying.
b.)Improves knowledge retention. 
c.)Encourages individual learning.
 d.)Encourages collaboration. 
e.)Students can learn useful life skills through technology. 
f.)Benefits for teachers.

Comments

  1. Suela Karriqi28 May 2019 at 03:58

    I totally agree with the six listed benefits of using technology in the classroom.I also think that we cannot deny the use and advantages of technology in the classroom.

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  2. Izabeta Koci9 June 2019 at 07:49

    Is good that you think in terms of positive sides that using technology in class has. it is true what you had just written, technology right now is being used a lot and you did the same thing with it, you applied it on your presentation.

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