6 Advantages of ICT Classrooms

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Today, children are already interested and engaged in using technology, which provides amazing opportunities for schools and teachers to integrate ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) in classroom, and make teaching and learning more effective. Here are some benefits of using ICT in Classrooms.

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  1. Improves Engagement in Classroom

ICT classrooms are known to improve engagement in students as these provide different opportunities to make learning more enjoyable as the lessons are taught in new ways. For instance, taking students on virtual field trips and using other learning resources. Furthermore, technology can lead to more active participation in the learning process which otherwise might be hard to achieve through traditional teaching methods.

  1. Improves Knowledge Retention among Students

Students who more interested and engaged in lessons are expected to have better knowledge retention. As said before, ICT can lead to active participation by students in classroom, which is vital for increased knowledge retention. Different technologies can be used to experiment, and the one that works the best for students can be utilized for imparting lessons.

  1. Encourages Individual Learning

Every child has different learning styles and abilities, and the use of ICT in classroom provides for a great opportunity to make learning more effective for everyone with different needs. For example, students can learn lessons at their own speed, and review difficult concepts if they need to. Also, technology can provide more opportunities for struggling or differently abled students. Access to internet allows students for access a wide range of resources which in turn increase the engagement during lessons.

  1. Promotes Collaboration

ICT allows students to practice collaborative skills by getting them involved in the lessons. For example, students can collaborate with each other on different projects or by sharing documents through the virtual learning environments. Technology can even encourage collaboration within students from other classrooms across the world.

  1. Teaches Useful Life Skills Through Technology

By using technology for imparting lessons, both the teacher and students can develop essential skills; students can learn skills that will be needed to be successful in the future. In the current times, learning is all about collaborating with others - critical thinking and developing forms of communication and leadership skills and technology can help develop these skills.

  1. Advantage for Teachers

Technology can help improve teaching as it provides access to countless online resources. Teachers can use apps or online resources to enhance the conventional ways of teaching, helping keep students more engaged during the lessons. The use of apps and online resources also helps teachers to save a lot of time, which in turn can be used to focus on students who are struggling with lessons. Incorporating technology in lessons enhances collaboration and knowledge sharing between teachers.

Use of ICT in classroom with technology is a positive thing as it increases collaboration among students. The transition has already begun, and the classroom of the future will be very different from the classes of today, with lessons being imparted with the use of fantastic technological tools.

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