EDUCATION

Implications of new technology for learning and teaching

Implications of new technology for learning and teaching

Introduction

There are many implications of new technology for learning and teaching. There are many disadvantages along with many worthy advantages. One of the most evident facts reveals that there with the growing age and increasing innovations in technologies. Sometimes children face a lot of difficulties in making themselves adaptable with the process of learning and at the same time the learning process is also affected largely which is discussed further keeping in view all the factors involved in this process of learning and teaching in a technological age.

Media

Throughout the literature there has been great indication that Media education in its broadest sense to the media not as a medium of instruction but as an object of study is almost as old as the media themselves. According to (Neuform, 2007) whether to worry their negative influence and to protect young people to invest rather larger democratization of utopia or, more rarely, the opportunity to make meaningful educational practices: indeed, there have always been pioneers both media fanatics and providing for the future, involving a particular action or course assignments in a particular context public or private, with such and such young people inside or outside the school, more rarely with adults, for educational purposes.

Theories of Learning

According to (Kuiper, 2005) there are several theories of learning which can be very much relevant with the adaptation of children toward education with the help of technology. Some of the most important theories of learning are discussed such as Conductive, Cognitive, Constructivist, and Systemic. These all theories of learning help a lot in order to assist and convey an educational message to children in the shape of learning. Investigate together with teachers and school students youth cultures may be a way to critically rethink the classroom and educational institutions. The socio-cultural conflicts that emerge, sometimes with violence, help to understand the context and youth worlds in play. Build pedagogically these conflicts is a complex challenge but necessary and useful to reconstruct a meaningful education for the life of students and teachers. The conceptual framework and some progress in an ongoing research suggest ways to try. Our object of study may provisionally define as follows.

Conflicts between youth cultures and the adult world and its relationship with the pedagogical conflicts within education systems are very common these days. This research will help critically rethink the classroom and enhancing educational institutions pedagogically cultural conflicts involved. We intend to show how we have been building from experiences and concerns rose in working with teachers and institutions educational and multiple readings and re-readings of cultural studies and pedagogy review. The teacher malaise and the escape of the young our point of departure and arrival hope is essentially practical.

Moreover (John, 2009) emphasis that this is nothing more, and nothing less, that of addressing the concern-and discomfort the whereby teachers working for years in training processes and turn everyday working people and ...