TECHNOLOGY IN THE CLASSROOM



Victoria Escamilla
English 9
9/17/18
How 
- How could you as a student benefit from having a school-provided iPad?
- How could this change your classes?
- How could this change the way you learn?

       Having a school- provided iPad could benefit me as a student by, me not having to carry around heavy textbooks, and notebooks, but instead having to carry an iPad would be way easier to climb up the stairs, and walk to my classes, and also less things for me to take home.This would change my classes because, now instead of taking out notebooks and textbooks to take notes on a new lesson now I can just go to whatever I have to go to, to learn about a lesson and just type my notes on google docs or wherever I need to take notes. This could change the way I learn because, since I’m so used to to taking out a textbook and writing down my notes I won’t have to do that anymore now it’s going to be a new experience and I’ll have to adjust to this. could you as a student benefit from having a school-provided iPad?
- How would this change your classes?


- How would this change the way you learn?

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