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Technologies in the classroom 



Many teachers use interactive software and programs as learning tools and strategies to enhance the learning and growth of a student's development. Through digital learning, students are able to adapt new ways and strategies that create new waves of leaning based on their learning styles along with the way they view the world.




Some technology strategies may include, but are not limited to are: 


1) Gamified Learning - Through digital applications and experiences, students can explore learning games to enhance their developmental skills. They build fine motor skills as well as hand and eye coordination. It promotes learning in many ways and supports language development. 



2) Vido Presentations - Resorces such as the Smartboard allow students to collaborate digitally on various paths. It brings out creativity in their hands by submerging their thoughts into the digital realm. Students have a way of escape so to speak by making learning meaningful for them. It bridges the gap of uncertainty and produces results. 





3) Digital content - Promoting collaboration, communication and motivation digital content creates an outlet for students to thrive. It allows them to highlight important material, visually view learning outcomes and develop through hands on experiences in an auditory way. It brings out real life simulations, allows students to problem solve and utilize critical thinking. Respect is developed along with a positive rapport among students and their peers. Self-expression is key and digital content gives them the means and tools to bring out their individuality and flourish as they ride the wave of their learning path. 


References: 

9 unique ways to use technology in the classroom. RSS. (n.d.). https://www.goguardian.com/blog/9-unique-ways-to-use-technology-in-the-classroom

How using technology in teaching affects classrooms. GCU. (n.d.). https://www.gcu.edu/blog/teaching-school-administration/how-using-technology-teaching-affects-classrooms#:~:text=Many%20teachers%20use%20interactive%20software,badges%20and%20move%20through%20competencies.





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