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National School Of Applied Sciences

Berrechid

Argumentative essay : The Use of Techonology in Education

The use of technology in education has transformed the way students learn and teachers teach.
From online resources to interactive tools, technology makes information more accessible and
learning more engaging. However, while it offers many benefits, there are also challenges that
come with integrating technology into education. Understanding both the advantages and
drawbacks is key to using it effectively in the classroom.

One of the biggest advantages of technology in education is that it makes learning more
interesting. Instead of just reading from textbooks, students can watch videos, play
educational games, and use interactive tools. This helps them understand difficult topics more
easily and stay engaged in their studies. Technology also allows students to learn at their own
pace. For example, if someone doesn’t understand a topic, they can replay a video or go over
an online lesson until it becomes clear. This makes learning more personalized. Another
benefit is access to a wide range of resources. With just a few clicks, students can find
information on any topic, read articles, watch tutorials, or even take online courses from
experts around the world.

While technology has improved education, it also has some downsides or some
disadvantages. One major problem is distraction, as students may use devices like tablets to
go on social media or play games instead of paying attention in class. Another issue is the
digital divide, where some students, especially in low-income or rural areas, don’t have access
to good internet or devices, making it hard for them to keep up with online learning. Relying
too much on technology can also weaken problem-solving skills, like when students use
calculators for easy math instead of thinking it through. Too much technology use can also
limit face-to-face communication, making it harder for students to work well in groups.
Lastly, spending too much time in front of screens can cause health problems, like eye strain
or back pain, especially for students who do their work online for long hours.

In my opinion, while technology offers great advantages in education, we must be careful


about its negative effects. It can distract students, create unequal access, and weaken
important skills like problem-solving and communication. To avoid these issues, we should
use technology as a tool to improve learning, not replace basic skills or reduce social
interaction. By finding a balance, we can make sure technology helps students learn more
effectively.

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