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Faizan
As the advent of laptops and broadband services have given a whole new meaning to innovation in technology and access to internet, ample of people these days, from across the globe are spending more time online, performing different chores like e-shopping and boosting their entrepreneurial activities from the comfort zone of their home. The list is not just limited to that, but also listening to radio, playing e-games, using social media sites, or chats online with their loved ones, all that also falls in this category. If we look meticulously, each one of us has one active email account on Yahoo, Google and Hotmail. Moreover youngsters are seen to be more inclined towards internet addiction these days, particularly towards the latest inventions like iPad and the other newest forms of technology.
We mostly use technology either to have fun, to stay in connection with our loved ones or for business purposes, but have you ever wondered how often have we used it in our education? Are your school systems and technology advanced enough that your children are submitting their assignments through email or online? Are your teachers so up-to-date with the latest technology that they are taking help of presentations and documentaries available online to teach students from primary and secondary levels instead of just adhering to the allocated syllabus and documentaries? Most probably you must've never pondered over it! Before we shed light over why not, we must first look into why we should use Information and Communications Technology (ICT) into our classrooms.
When integrated into classrooms ICT does not only add immense value to the quality of your teaching but also offers a holistic learning experience for pupils. This form of technology makes education much easier and visual for children, saves their time, and opens more avenues for young scholars to make their assignments more creatively and productively. If incorporated wisely into the system, this form of technology can make complicated and trivialized concepts more comprehensible and simple for children. Moreover this facility will also give them the opportunity to become a part of the IT village globally, improving their communication and technical skills.
We mostly use technology either to have fun, to stay in connection with our loved ones or for business purposes, but have you ever wondered how often have we used it in our education? Are your school systems and technology advanced enough that your children are submitting their assignments through email or online? Are your teachers so up-to-date with the latest technology that they are taking help of presentations and documentaries available online to teach students from primary and secondary levels instead of just adhering to the allocated syllabus and documentaries? Most probably you must've never pondered over it! Before we shed light over why not, we must first look into why we should use Information and Communications Technology (ICT) into our classrooms.
When integrated into classrooms ICT does not only add immense value to the quality of your teaching but also offers a holistic learning experience for pupils. This form of technology makes education much easier and visual for children, saves their time, and opens more avenues for young scholars to make their assignments more creatively and productively. If incorporated wisely into the system, this form of technology can make complicated and trivialized concepts more comprehensible and simple for children. Moreover this facility will also give them the opportunity to become a part of the IT village globally, improving their communication and technical skills.
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