Child Development and Pedagogy · Pedagogy
According to the National Curriculum Framework (NCF 2005), 'Technology can greatly aid the process of mathematical exploration'. However, what is a primary concern or counter-argument raised regarding the unregulated reliance on basic technological aids like calculators?
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- 1Unregulated use of calculators may hamper the acquisition of basic computational skills in young students.✓
- 2Use of technology will make the teacher's role completely irrelevant in the classrooms.
- 3With the use of technology, problem-solving skills cannot be developed in students.
- 4It is expensive and hence the use of technology becomes a luxury that has no educational value.
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Unregulated use of calculators may hamper the acquisition of basic computational skills in young students.
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