Reading Reaction Eight Enhance Instruction with Educational Technology Developing instruction means intertwining technology into instruction. Examples of methods that develop instruction: computer-assisted learning, computer- managed learning, and comprehensive models are a few. The goal and outcome of these kinds of approaches is the improvement of student achievement. According to the article, there are many effects to this approach. Comprehensive models aid in enhancing reading outcomes for K-12. However, for lower-achievers/ slower readers, a comprehensive model is not a choice but a tutorial that is closely woven to the content's objective creates positive results for them. Research stated in the article implies that beginner readers would produce better results if they didn't start they're reading cycle with technological assisted aids. Other than reading, computer-assisted aids help improve results in math, especially with elementary and special needs children. Results are much stronger than those of reading. Finally, the article also includes that computer-aided resources may work with college students as well, especially in physical and social science. Many states have been developing these strategies, and many teachers are encouraged in implementing them. This article is very current and up to date, our world is dominated by technological use. It is a technological generation and era, and if this could provide us with positive results in the educational prospect, then it should be welcomed. Technology is helpful and powerful, but its use should be monitored, because too much of anything is harmful. EDU 458: English Student Teaching Seminar Rukayah Al Zumai 6068 Reading Reaction Eight