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I think the technology revolution does expand the learning gap because people who can't afford or do not have access to technologies will be left behind. for example, someone who can afford to use a computer only at school will not have the opportunity to learn as much as someone who has a laptop at home. however, even though this is so, I think technology revolution has more benefits than downsides.

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There is nothing that helps bring students together than in class non device and interactive work where one can naturally be connected.This always stays more meaningful and intellectually stimulating.

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I think technology caused a learning gap more for the developing countries. PArticulalry for Pakistan, it created a gap

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No technology is providing us with creative ways to learn, especially in the pandemic times.

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I think sometimes time spent on devices often replaces time spent engaging in physical activity or socially with other people. So when it becomes a substitute for emotional regulation, which is detrimental to physical, social, and emotional development, i think we have a problem there, especially for younger students

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Although technological revolution has resulted in students finding more meaningful ways to study, it does put those who do not have access to the internet at a serious disadvantage
Afreen Zeeshan 23020442

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No, technology is bridging the gap as its allowing people to communicate in times of covid and is not hindering their learning.

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Yes, I agree. The difference in technologies used or developed in two companies or two countries where one is more advanced than the other causes the learning gap. This gap is a serious impediment to students in households that cannot afford a computer or pay for monthly Internet access.

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Not at all. I think technology is helping everyone reach places they never thought possible and helping increase access to education. It's helping create togetherness.

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No. The learning gap is being filled by technological revolution.
Students have found more interesting and meaningful ways to study.

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Technology tools are endless sea of opportunities to acquire skills from your home so Technology revolution just connects many people to this loop filling the gap of inclusivity in education.
Ali Zain Ul Abideen - 24110194

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Do you think the technology revolution in education is causing the learning gap? YES  or NO  GIVE REASON  ( Post some Gif or picture to make your argument more cool )

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Do you think the technology revolution in education is causing the learning gap? YES  or NO  GIVE REASON  ( Post some Gif or picture to make your argument more cool )