Technology: Uplifting Education

When I was studying in school, I was in Class 8, when for the first time came the digital blackboard. I couldn't imagine studying in that. It was very exciting for me. As time passed on, most of the schools got audio-visual classes, hyping up the education. Then came the coronavirus, turning every single thing into digital. The students now do their Classes, and homework, online with the help of video calling platforms. In one way, it has been very beneficial for the students. Now, teachers can help them understand a topic easily with the help of educational videos. They can google pictures and can make the students understand with the help of them.

Today's high-demand jobs are all new age. They require you to be digitally active and advanced. In some ways, digitalization in education will help gjs students get their desired jobs and succeed in their careers in the future. Even though Covid-19 is like a curse, it is teaching the students about the importance of being technically advanced. It helped in integrating technology into the curriculum of the students. Online learning is a powerful tool. It can make the student get interested in different topics more with the help of pictures and videos. It'll help in increasing the student's engagement, help the teacher get more organized in their plans, and help in developing personalized learning for the student.

Sometimes technology can also be a failure in education because it depends solely on what the educator is doing and how they are handling it with education.

That is where the challenge develops. If a teacher is new to the world of technology education, they are bound to get confused about their usefulness and effectiveness. If they are unable to understand the proper implementation and use of it, the child would be left confused along with them.

But we can guarantee that as time goes by, and as the education community is also getting more used to the attachment of technology, they can figure out its proper use, helping the child grow in this fast-paced world.

By Anisha Sen