THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION
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Keywords: Education, modern technology, teachingAbstract
Without a doubt, technology has altered our way of life. It has changed many aspects of life and given a new meaning to live. Without a doubt, technology is vital to all aspects of existence. Technology has made it possible to automate many manual jobs. Additionally, a lot of difficult and important tasks can be completed more quickly and easily with the aid of contemporary technology. Living has changed, and for the better, because of the application of technology. Education has undergone a transformation thanks to technology. One cannot downplay the significance of technology in the classroom. In actuality, the introduction of computers into the classroom has made it simpler for both teachers and students to learn new material. Technology utilization has simplified the teaching and learning process.
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