B.
Illustrate & define the
A. Illustrate & define the educational
technology in a modern ways:
 It aims help to in international development by bridging
the digital divide and providing equitable access to
technologies.
 Students will be given an activity that
 Technology is a pervasive part of our children’s lives.
They’ve grown up with it. They can’t imagine life without
it. Teachers continue to explore new ways of using
technology as a teaching tool: virtual learning, 3D printing,
coordination of diverse devices, and much more.
 It goes without saying that the introduction of new
technologies in schools have had an impact on teaching.
While technology must always be an extension of
teaching, and something that enhances but does not
replace, there are some benefits for schools wanting to
simplify teacher’s busy schedules. Lesson preparation is an
area which technology can provide a substantial level of
support.
 Children have an innate love of stories.
 Students will be given an activity that gives them plenty of
opportunities to practice the new aspect of language and
become familiar with it whilst receiving limited and
appropriate assistance from the teacher.
educational technology in a
traditional ways:
gives them plenty of opportunities to
practice the new aspect of language and
become familiar with it whilst receiving
limited and appropriate assistance from
the teacher.
 Technology is a pervasive part of our
children’s lives. They’ve grown up with it.
They can’t imagine life without it.
Teachers continue to explore new ways of
using technology as a teaching tool:
virtual learning, 3D printing, coordination
of diverse devices, and much more.
 Teachers can facilitate learning by
making the educational process easier
for students. This does not mean
watering down the curriculum or
lowering standards. Rather,
facilitating learning involves teaching
students to think critically and
understand how the learning process
works.
Stories create magic and a sense of
wonder at the world. Stories teach us
about life, about ourselves and about
others. Storytelling is a unique way for
students to develop an understanding,
respect and appreciation for other cultures,
and can promote a positive attitude to
people from different lands, races and
religions.