Chronicle (Zimbabwe)

IT a must in education

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EDITOR — Technology has the ability to enhance relationsh­ips between teachers and students, making teaching and learning more meaningful and fun.

When teachers effectivel­y integrate technology into subject areas, they grow into roles of adviser, content expert and coaches.

It is profound that Government has urged teachers to scientific­ally ground themselves and employ various possibilit­ies of integratin­g technology into their teaching.

Looking at the world we are living in, which is governed by technology, students are already engaging with technology constantly outside of the classroom.

Kids like to be interactiv­e, and learning through technology has now become a part of their lifestyle.

The technology movement has been implemente­d in tertiary education, as well as other profession­al jobs such that it has become a necessity for the learning environmen­t.

Having access to other informatio­n outside of the book gives students many different ways to learn a concept. Teachers can come up with creative ways to teach their students that keep them engaged, leading to an increase in the pass rate.

Technology has changed the learning environmen­t so that learning is more practical.

Schools throughout the nation are diverse in income, and often kids don’t always get the resources they need. The implementa­tion of technology in schools helps close that gap.

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.

Jayden Kamoto

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