THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN ENHANCING PRIMARY EDUCATION

Authors

  • Isroilova Parisa Ilhomovna Kimyo International University In Tashkent Samarkand Branch M.Sc Theory and methods of Primary education, MPRI Group 223R e-mail: p9298953@gmail.com +998979198953 Author

Keywords:

Technology, primary education, student engagement, accessibility, personalized learning, teacher support, interactive tools, adaptive learning, educational equity, digital learning.

Abstract

This article explores how technology enhances primary education by improving student engagement, accessibility, personalized learning, and teacher support. Interactive tools and adaptive software create dynamic learning experiences while helping to promote equity. Although the benefits are significant, challenges like equitable access and screen time concerns must be addressed. Overall, thoughtful integration of technology is essential for preparing students for success in a digital future.

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Published

2024-12-24