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There wasn’t too many different types of technology around when my dad was in school. The most innovated technology back then was the typewriter! That is crazy to think about the evolution that technology has taken in the classroom!

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Why My Dad Feels Technology is a Valuable Tool in the Classroom

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Why My Dad Feels Technology is a Valuable Tool in the Classroom

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Given that my dad is a teacher, he has seen all of the evolution with technology in a classroom setting. He mentions that ever since Covid, the use of technology has really made teaching and learning easier and quicker for students and teachers. It gives him more of an opportunity to help those kids who struggle in his class and also makes learning more acessible.

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For Xavier, he was able to gain more of an understanding of technology in the classroom with chrome books and smart boards. His favorite experience was using the different color pens on the smart board class work.

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Why Xavier Likes Utilizing Technology in the Classroom

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Why Xavier Likes Utilizing Technology in the Classroom

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Xavier works full time now so he is able to have all of his college classes be completely online now and that really helps him take control of his learning. If online school wasn’t available today, then he doesn’t know if he would even be attending school anymore. This is why having the asynchronous option for students is so helpful today!

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Andreyauna is a Junior right now in high school and has grown up with technology in the classroom. She likes that she is able to connect with her fellow classmates and teachers on her phone from anywhere!

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Andreyauna was in middle school when the pandemic hit and that really fast tracked technology into her learning experiences. She said to me that she “doesn’t remember a time where technology wasn’t in the classroom.”