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THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION
Zahro Mamadaliyeva
Teacher of Ferghana state university.
Soliyeva Zarnigor
Student of Fergahana state university.
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14953256
Abstract.
This thesis analyzes the role of technology in the educational process and its
impact on efficiency. Modern technologies are fundamentally transforming the education system
by improving teaching methods, integrating interactive learning platforms, and making the
learning process more effective. The paper examines the advantages of innovative technologies in
education, including distance learning, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and augmented
reality. Additionally, it analyzes the impact of technology on education quality, the conveniences
created for teachers and students, and the challenges faced. The research findings contribute to
developing key recommendations for the effective use of technology in education.
Introduction
In the 21st century, technology has become an essential part of human life, influencing
various sectors, including education. The integration of technology in education has transformed
traditional teaching methods, making learning more accessible, interactive, and effective. This
thesis explores how technology impacts education, highlighting both its benefits and potential
challenges.
Thesis Statement:
The use of technology in education significantly enhances learning experiences through
improved accessibility, interactive methods, and personalized learning; however, it also raises
concerns related to digital inequality and reduced interpersonal communication.
Literature Review
This section provides an overview of previous research on the role of technology in
education. Scholars have discussed various technological tools such as online platforms, virtual
classrooms, and AI-based learning systems. Studies show that technology can improve student
engagement, provide diverse learning materials, and enable distance education.
However, concerns about over-reliance on technology and the digital divide remain
prevalent in the literature.
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Methodology
To analyze the impact of technology on education, this study employs both qualitative and
quantitative methods. Surveys were conducted among students and teachers to assess their
experiences with technology-based learning. Additionally, case studies of schools implementing
advanced technology tools were analyzed to evaluate their effectiveness. Data was collected
through questionnaires, interviews, and classroom observations.
Results
The findings reveal that technology positively affects student motivation, engagement, and
academic performance. Students benefit from interactive learning platforms and access to a vast
range of educational resources. Teachers reported that technology helps them personalize lessons
to meet individual student needs. However, the results also indicate issues related to unequal access
to technology and decreased face-to-face communication skills among students.
5. Discussion
The results suggest that while technology offers numerous advantages in education, it is
crucial to address the associated challenges. Schools and policymakers should work to minimize
digital inequality by providing equal access to devices and internet connectivity. Moreover,
educators should balance technology use with traditional teaching methods to maintain social
interaction and critical thinking skills.
6. Conclusion
Technology has undeniably reshaped the educational landscape, offering improved
accessibility, engagement, and personalized learning opportunities. While the benefits are
significant, challenges like digital inequality and diminished interpersonal skills must be
addressed. Future research should focus on sustainable ways to integrate technology in education
while ensuring equal opportunities for all learners.
REFERENCES
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Smith, J. (2022). Technology in Modern Classrooms. Education Press.
3.
Brown, A. & Lee, P. (2021). Digital Learning and Its Challenges. Journal of Educational
Technology, 15(3), 45-60.
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UNESCO (2023). Bridging the Digital Divide in Education.
