The Role of Technology in Whole-Class Teaching
Keywords:
Technology, Education, Influence, Whole Class TeachingAbstract
The successful embedding of technology within educational settings has enabled teaching practice effectively and efficiently to yield more positive outcomes. The pervasive use of technological tools across educational institutions offers opportunities to develop skills of learners further. Technology in teaching and learning is conducive to achieving educational goals. This study discusses the impact of technology on education and how technology-led educational tools infuse whole class teaching.
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