Sarah
Kessler’s article, 8 Ways Technology is
Improving Education, was very insightful. According to Kessler, “technology
is helping teachers to expand beyond linear, text-based learning and to engage
students who learn best in other ways”. Technology has become extremely
important in the classroom. I feel like some of the most important
technologies found in the article I felt were: global learning, storytelling
and multimedia, and E-books. These technologies have revolutionized education
and learning, especially in a Social Studies classroom.
I felt like
global learning can be an interesting way for students to be exposed to
different cultures and increase social interaction, as the article has
concluded. Also, this technology is reasonable because in most cases it is free
or affordable. Skype, not only in the classroom, is an amazing way for people
to communicate across long distances and continents. Storytelling and multimedia
is also fascinating, it seems like a fun
way to utilize technologies for learning and expression. I think this type of
technology can also be helpful for READ 411-Language and Literacy, because it
helps students with the comprehension of concepts. Finally, I believe E-books are
a groundbreaking technology. According to Kessler, “E-books hold an
unimaginable potential for innovating education”. There are many advantages for
utilizing them, such as being easily transportable. The interesting thing about
technology is that it is always evolving. Teachers can find new ways to
implement technologies to support the learning experience.
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