Shahrisabz shahar pedagogika instituti xt 22 guruh talabasi Turayeva Gulnora

SHAHRISABZ SHAHAR PEDAGOGIKA INSTITUTI XT 22 guruh talabasi Turayeva Gulnora

How to use the internet for educational purposes

• The internet has become an important aspect in the education of our children. A recent Pew Research compilation shows that teens throughout the world use the internet to study, research, and dive deeper into the lessons that have been taught to them. Interest in topics that they are studying has increased because they can find information for themselves and make their own opinions according to how they see things.
• Students
• Statista shows that 98% of college graduates use the internet, on a daily basis, to gather information. When drafting papers, research is a requirement. The assignment will usually demand that reputable references be used to show that their information is accurate. The internet offers all students unlimited access to relevant information.
• Students and teachers are closer than ever now because they can communicate through school sites, email, messaging, and even social media platforms. When a question arises, students no longer must wait until they see the teacher again. They can reach out, through the internet, and get an answer within a matter of minutes.

• They are also able to download their schoolbooks from online sites, saving on time and paper. Assignments, pop quizzes, and videos can all be accessed through the virtual classrooms that have been set up, even if they go to school in a face-to-face setting. Grades can be checked with the click of a mouse.
• Classes can be signed up for during the summer months. Before internet plans became so accessible, students had to sign up for classes on a small sheet of paper. Blindly hoping that the class offered them the education that they were looking for. Now, before signing up for a class, students can read the syllabus so they know exactly what they will be learning, and when they will be learning it.

• Teachers have also embraced the internet. During the pandemic, they were able to create lessons, and teach them through virtual platforms. Even during the lockdowns schools were able to continue educating students. As schools across the nation began opening their doors back up, the school sites stayed online. This allowed teachers to prepare for lessons easier while at home, leaving more time for one-on-one interactions during the school day

Video lessons are included in classes now. Some students learn better through visual aids, while others learn through reading. Combining the two ways to teach increases the productivity of the lesson. Students that used to struggle through the lectures and chapters can now learn through supplemental ways.

• It has also been found that students learn at different paces. Being able to continue learning, after leaving the daily classroom setting, increases the educational impact. Many children, in the past, would be labeled as troublemakers when they simply were not able to keep up with their peers when learning in the classroom. So, instead of admitting that they were struggling, the children would act out and get labeled as a bad child

• Wrap up
• Computers, and the technology that goes with them, are now part of the curriculum. From an early age, children today are taught how to use the internet. Vast amounts of knowledge can be found that drives students to learn more than what a basic lesson can teach. Teachers integrate this type of learning into their lesson plans, using the internet in the classroom to enhance the students learning experience.

• The education of our children is far more advanced today. The internet allows access to information at any time, anywhere in the world. Students learn in different ways, and some are more apt to learn better in private. Colleges that can be found with online classes help when people need to work full time to support families. The bottom line is that the internet is more than beneficial to students, teachers, and the institutions that offer education to students of all ages.