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I honestly do not think that technology in the classroom will restrict the student-teacher interaction. The student will need the teacher no matter what. There may be uses or confused about their work and they are going to need them.

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Hey, Megan! I think that it can go either way. Both technology and teacher-student interaction are extremely important within the classroom environment. There needs to be a healthy balance. I think that since the teacher determines the method of instruction, the teacher also has the capability to determine the amount of student-teacher interaction!

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I think this is a really great question that got me thinking. I believe that it can be possibly for teachers to let technology decrease their student teacher interaction. I also think that it should be the teachers goal to make sure that technology in the classroom does not affect student teacher interaction. I believe that technology should be a tool the teacher uses in the classroom not simply replace the teacher.

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Not necessarily, teachers can still be involved with students while they may be online completing assignments. Teachers can create lessons that are online so students can be engaged and the teachers can be active with students as well.

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I think this is definitely possible if the teacher allows it. The teacher has the opportunity to use technology enough to enhance lessons without losing person to person interaction completely. I hope to be able to control this well in my future classroom, but I think there are a lot of teachers nowadays that use technology so that they don't have to teach as much. That has been my experience anyhow.

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I feel like a way to counteract this from happening is making yourself readily available to your students and establishing yourself as a valuable resource to them. To do this, it starts with relationship. Build those relationships with those kiddos, earn their trust, and show them that you truly care about them. I feel like as the teacher, you have control over the technology in your room for the most part so just make sure your relationships with students are move prominent then the technology in your class.

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It can, as many students will not reach out for help, even if needed, but I don't think that it needs to. If managed properly, it won't.

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It can, as many students will not reach out for help, even if needed, but I don't think that it needs to. If managed properly, it won't.

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I do not believe that the use of technology is restricting teacher-student interaction. I think that the types of technology that teachers choose to use in the classroom actually bring teachers and students closer together because it gives them ways to connect on an even deeper level than just in person communication.

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Teachers will always be needed to help students along.

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Overall, I don't think that technology is the main factor in reducing teacher to student interaction. Students will still be in classrooms (when we don't have a pandemic) and be expected to interact with classmates and teachers. Teaching will ALWAYS have its place in this world whether it be in person, or online. If it was to be online (like now) technology will be one of the only ways that a teacher and her students will be able to communicate.

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I would say that it does somewhat restrict teacher to student interaction. Others think that it does not restrict teacher to student interaction. Everyone basically has their own opinion about it.