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Open the appRecognizing resistance to technology among students is crucial for a constructive educational environment. To effectively address their hesitations:
- Engage in open dialogue. Invite students to express their specific concerns and suggestions.
- Provide training sessions. Offer hands-on workshops to boost confidence and competence in tech use.
- Highlight the benefits. Clearly demonstrate how technology enhances learning outcomes and engagement.
How have you approached resistance to technology in education? Share your experiences.
C’est assez rare que les étudiants résistent à la technologie mais quand c’est le cas, il est important de leur montrer les atouts afin qu’ils changent d’avis.
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