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increased instructional technology: classrooms, schools, and students use computers more often today than in the past for research, writing, communicating, and keeping records. Technology has created new ways for students to learn (for example, this textbook would not be possible without Internet technology!).

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now we set in our home and use the computer to learn but then we used to wake up early and go to school

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now we stay in our house and use the lap top for learn and then we wake up early to go school

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Along time ago schools used chalkboards to white boards when Covid-19 came schools closed and schools no teaches by technology such as Laptops ipads and mobiles.

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1 is we was going to the school by walking 2 is we was going to the school by bus 3 now we setting in home and we are learning at home and in the laptop

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Ahmad Sindi

Along time ago schools used to use blackboards then whiteboards and then finally smartboards

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The growth of school autonomy is one of the defining features of the recent history of the English education system. In recent years, it has been given a considerable boost by the coalition government. A range of reforms have been introduced that have dramatically increased the autonomy schools can exercise over aspects of the education system in England, and have aimed to create a self-improving school system led by networks of schools. These reforms have transformed the role of schools and local authorities, and stimulated a set of lively debates about the conditions necessary to encourage and sustain a self-improving school system. The education system in the UK is divided into four main parts, primary education, secondary education, further education and higher education. Children in the UK have to legally attend primary and secondary education which runs from about 5 years old until the student is 16 years old.

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They was setting at chare and table not like us now we setting in home and learn at home and in lap top

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Significant technological advancements and societal shifts occurred during the 2010s decade. Yet many of these developments became so quickly engrained in our daily lives that they often went relatively unnoticed, and their impact all but forgotten. Over this next decade, the 2020s, we expect similar rapid and meaningful advancements to occur. Moore’s law suggests that over a ten-year period, semiconductors will advance by 32 times, bringing about mesmerizing innovation in the digital age that should not only change technology, but society, as well. In this piece, we review the technological advancements over the last decade and anticipate what revolutionary changes may be in store for us over the next 10 years

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schools changed alot over time  in the past we was using white boards and smart boards now we use lap tops and computers iPad i phone  at home   

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schools changed alot over time  in the past we was using white boards and smart boards now we use lap tops and computers iPad i phone  at home   

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hamza tariq

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Schools in the US have changed a lot over the years. Chalkboards have been updated to whiteboards and Smart Boards. Notebooks and textbooks have been replaced with laptops and iPads. Segregation was overturned by the Supreme Court, and students are demanding safe schools free of gun violence from today's lawmakers

How did it change in JeddahGeneral education in the Kingdom consists of kindergarten, six years of primary school and three years each of intermediate and high school. After elementary and intermediate school, students can choose whether to attend a high school with programs in commerce, the arts and sciences, or a vocational school know we have laptop and iPad and iPhone