I sent this out through my contacts to differerent people who are my age or younger (because younger audience is more inclined to consume technology compared to other age groups.)
Research Question: How does the transfer of writing from being handwritten to typed/using a digital pen affect students? Introduction : A vast majority of teachers utilize technology to a significant extent in the classroom, and many students believe that classwork would be nearly impossible without the integration of this technology. This trend has become increasingly prevalent in educational institutions across the US. As technology continues to advance, it’s become an integral part of students' daily lives, influencing the way they are taught, take notes, and study. One notable change is the shift of writing tools; how the educational system has stopped relying on handwriting, to more advanced options like digital pens and typing. While these new tools are very beneficial, it’s crucial to analyze the impacts of these technologies, in terms of effectiveness, mental health and efficiency. Although there are benefits, the use of technolgy can be more damaging to students because...
I listened to the podcast, "There was An Attempt." This podcast goes into detail about the relationships between the white Americans and the Native Americans. They talk about how the white settlers were continuously insensitive towards the natives. They would have different, and often offensive depictions for them. For example, there was an ad/poster of a Native American where they were red, which is a clear way for white settlers to categorize them into someone else, into a group of people who aren't like them, but rather inferior. We see this multiple times throughout history, where natives were forced out of their villages, forced to go to 'white'' schools where they were taught to repress their native traditions and cultures, their language and more - they were clearly seen as inferior and unwanted by white settlers. This reminds me about how the US has historically been doing this to not only natives, but to other minority groups as well, like immigrants,...
[INTRO] An interesting fact.. In a recent survey, over seventy percent of students reported that their teachers utilize technology to a significant extent in the classroom. Many students even expressed that classwork would be nearly impossible without the integration of technology. This trend has become increasingly prevalent in educational institutions across the United States. As technology continues to advance, it has become an integral part of students' daily lives, influencing the way they are taught, take notes, and study. One notable change is the shift from handwritten notes to digital pens and typing on documents. While these new tools offer benefits, it is crucial to assess their effectiveness in enhancing student learning. However Handwriting remains the most efficient tool for learning because compared to other writing tools, it’s known for boosting mood, fostering professionalism, and improving retention. Body 1: Handwritting is a more effecient tool for learning ...
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