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What primarily contributes to the technological divide among students?
What primarily contributes to the technological divide among students?
- Government policies on technology
- Lack of interest in technology
- Poor teaching methods in schools
- Economic factors like poverty and income inequality (correct)
Which of the following is a consequence of the technological divide on education?
Which of the following is a consequence of the technological divide on education?
- Increased access to technology-based learning
- Equal opportunities for all students
- Disadvantages for students from lower-income families (correct)
- Enhanced communication skills among all students
How does excessive screen time impact students according to the content?
How does excessive screen time impact students according to the content?
- Leads to behavioral addictions and social communication issues (correct)
- Creates a stronger connection with peers
- Improves multitasking abilities
- Enhances academic performance
What did the survey analyzing bullying experiences among students demonstrate?
What did the survey analyzing bullying experiences among students demonstrate?
Which group of students is more likely to face challenges related to technology in education?
Which group of students is more likely to face challenges related to technology in education?
Flashcards
Technological Divide
Technological Divide
The gap in access to technology and the internet between different socioeconomic groups, particularly impacting education.
Economic Factors and the Divide
Economic Factors and the Divide
Economic disparities, like poverty and income inequality, are the main drivers of the technological divide.
Technology and Educational Disparity
Technology and Educational Disparity
Students from lower-income families often have limited access to technology-based learning, putting them at a disadvantage compared to higher-income peers.
Screen Time and Social Impact
Screen Time and Social Impact
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Traditional vs. Cyberbullying
Traditional vs. Cyberbullying
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Study Notes
Technological Divide
- A technological divide exists when students lack access to technology and the internet.
- Approximately 20% of Americans lack access to both technology and the internet.
Causes of the Technological Divide
- Economic factors, including poverty and income inequality, are key contributors.
- Lower-income families struggle to provide children with necessary resources and opportunities, impacting their educational experiences.
- Students from lower-income backgrounds have less access to technology-based learning, which creates a significant educational disadvantage compared to their peers.
Effects of Technology on Students
- Increased screen time, driven by social media use, can lead to addictive behaviors.
- Excessive screen time may limit social interaction and potentially cause negative behavioral and social patterns.
- Studies suggest that internet use and screen time cause problems in student social interactions.
Cyberbullying and Traditional Bullying
- Cyberbullying and traditional bullying share overlapping negative social effects.
- Students may experience similar issues with bullying, both online and offline.
- A survey from Clemson University analyzed the experiences of 900 students (grades 6-12) examining overlaps between traditional and cyberbullying.
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