Contribution of Technology in Education.
                     Contribution of Technology in Education
Digital simulation and models
• While a tuning fork is an easy way to demonstrate how vibrations 
make sound, it’s harder to show students how molecules behave in 
different situations, or exactly why mixing two particular chemicals 
is dangerous. Digital simulations and models can help teachers 
explain concepts of any magnitude or processes that happen too 
quickly or too slowly to demonstrate in a physical classroom.
Global learning
• Students can set up language lessons with a native speaker who 
lives in another country and attend the lessons via video 
conferencing. Learning from a native speaker, through social 
interaction and being exposed to another culture's perspective are 
all incredible educational advantages, which is as easy as making a 
video conferencing call.
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Born with technology
• Kids know technology better than most adults. It has become the 
easiest way they learn, because it is such an integral part of their 
life. Engaging with technology in the classroom has not only helped 
them learn better, but they also acquire multi-tasking skills. This 
knowledge is important because they would be way behind in the 
real world without it.
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Learning at your own pace
• We know from years of experience that kids learn at their own pace, 
but sometimes the traditional classroom makes it difficult to do so. 
With the integration of technology in education, children have the 
ability to slow down and go back over lessons and concepts, and 
more advanced kids can go ahead. It also frees up the teacher to 
help kids on a more one-on-one level.
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Enhancing student-teacher relations
• When teachers effectively integrate technology into subject areas, 
teachers grow into roles of adviser, content expert, and coach. 
Technology helps make teaching and learning more meaningful and 
fun. Students are also able to collaborate with their own classmates 
through technological applications. No more vilifying teachers!
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Abundant resources
• Computers, tablets, and other forms of technology bring multiple 
resources for the teacher that’s not in the book. They not only keep 
students engaged with exciting new features and apps, but also 
have other ways to teach students material. Every kid learns 
differently, and technology helps with this gap as well. 
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Storytelling and multimedia
• Asking children to learn through multimedia projects is not only an 
excellent form of project-based learning that teaches teamwork, but 
it's also a good way to motivate students who are excited to create 
something that their peers will see. In addition, it makes sense to 
incorporate a component of technology that has become so integral 
to the world outside of the classroom.
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Keeping students engaged
• The students of this generation are considered technological 
learners. They learn best being more interactive, and technology 
is what helps them do that. Children often struggle to stay on 
task or interested, and with resources to help the teacher, they 
can better stay focused and learn faster.
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Success in the future
• Technology is an essential concept to learn, since it changes so 
quickly, children are better off learning about it sooner. It is a primary 
part of every industry, and there is no way around it. Technology 
means more than just learning basic computing skills, it has made 
itself part of every aspect of our lives today, and the students who 
understand it are the ones who succeed in the business world.
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