Challenges and Implications in TeachingLearning with ICT Tools with Special Reference to Chemistry Education
Keywords:
ICT, Technology integration in education, Innovative methods, Teaching-learning, Chemistry, 21st cen- tury skillsAbstract
Today’s world is globalized and the world has shrunk on account of massive strides in the development
of science and technology. Technology embodies a specific way of revealing the world in which humans
try and power over reality. We Indians don’t lag behind in incorporating the innovative methods of
technology in every field. Information and Communications Technology (ICT) at present pervades all
parts of life, allowing people to network, communicate and promote their businesses via different sites,
seek help at the time of need, be it war or any natural calamity, accessing bank accounts, travel booking
and even booking for any event, getting reviews of the products and services of many brands etc. If we
talk about our education system, ICT has provided with learners education that is high in both quality
and equity. The changing digitalized knowledge inspires creativity, critical thinking, communication and
collaboration among learners. Thus and so forth, ICT proves to be an effective tool for making a new
world of education in which learners are well acquainted with the new 21st century skills and attitude.
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