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Building learners' independence through thoughtful technology use
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Top 18 Virtual Reality Apps That Are Changing How Kids Learn

Top 18 Virtual Reality Apps That Are Changing How Kids Learn | Into the Driver's Seat | Scoop.it

Technology progress influences the way kids learn, and it’s constantly changing. Internet, smartphones, and apps have connected people globally without caring about the distance. Within seconds you can communicate with anybody anywhere. Virtual reality has taken it a step further. Now it’s possible to visit these faraway places or go back in time without moving an inch. Technology, like virtual reality apps, has brought the real world into the classroom and once again, changing how kids learn.


Via Elizabeth E Charles
Karinna Lazcano's curator insight, June 9, 2022 11:16 PM
This article discusses some innovative methods that teachers can use Virtual Reality (VR) in the classroom to improve student learning. It offers experiences that would otherwise be difficult due to geography or financial constraints, and children will learn by exploring as if they were in a real situation. Students can absorb and understand things faster by engaging in these activities rather than hearing and reading about them. Educators find it tough to explain arithmetic to students, but these apps will help them understand it better. CalcFLow allows you to interactively explore and manipulate vectors while visualizing math topics.  VR Math allows students to see geometry, graphs, and vectors in 3D, and students can better understand them.
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Education Technology: Practical Ideas for Your Lessons

Education Technology: Practical Ideas for Your Lessons | Into the Driver's Seat | Scoop.it
Students of today are much more technologically savvy than previous generations. Whatever age they are, once they step into the classroom, they will probably be Internet literate and technologically knowledgeable, at least at some extent. Presenting technology to students gives the teacher more ways to connect with them and this is one of the most important parts of a rewarding teacher-student relationship. Once you find something in common with the student, you are on the right way. Here is a list of websites that specialize in education technology and will give you inspiration and practical ideas for your lessons:

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thembekandumi0@gmail.com's curator insight, May 21, 12:31 PM

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