The Effect Of The Proper Integration Of Educational...

Arturo Miguel S. Cruz (12B) Mrs. Rosanna M. Borja English 12 Semi-Honors Program September 30, 2016 The Effect of the Proper Integration of Educational Technology on the Study Skills of Primary and Secondary Students Technology is highly prevalent and accessible now more than ever, so much so that the present is called the Age of Information by many. However, a significant portion of schools around the world still rely on the old-style lecture method, detract of the utilization of many modern technological advancements. A citing of the National Center for Educational Statistics by Carver revealed that 97% of American classrooms had at least one computer at hand. However, a mere 40% of teachers actually used their computers in class (110). This is especially notable because of the benefits that schools and institutions could gain for their students should they implement the use of information and communication technology specifically designed for education in classrooms. Students’ study skills in reading, math, and science have been shown to significantly improve due to the proper integration of educational technology in primary and secondary schools. According to Oxford University’s online dictionary, study skills are strategies, usually learned, to help in one’s education. These are a highly diverse set of skills that include reading, critical thinking, and research among others. Educational technology is the application of technology in order to aid learning and academicShow MoreRelatedThe Language And Literacy Development Of The Children Using Aac1421 Words   |  6 Pagesthe study is to explore effective approaches for supporting communication (including oral language, literacy, and technology skills) among those who require AAC devices. They took part in an intensive, 4-week summer intervention program. 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