@1Timol38199@JanetBrown1971 Yes, I agree. Besides creativity and problem solving, using these tools helps students communicate better, build confidence when speaking, and manage their time to meet deadlines. KayciaBrown
@KalaMcname85420@JanetBrown1971 I really appreciate your insights on the importance of planning and training for effective ICT integration. Your points highlight how these strategies can significantly enhance the learning experience.KayciaBrown
@mxlatonin@JanetBrown1971 I agree. In the Roman era, education was more community based with family or local volunteers as teachers. By the Enlightenment, schools became more formal and organized, making education more accessible and systematic. Kaycia brown
@JanetBrown1971 Pt2 individual rights, which led to wider access to education and encouraged diverse, critical thinking. This shift reflected new societal values that prioritized knowledge and learning for more people, not just the privileged.kayciaBrown
@JanetBrown1971 Yes schooling evolved from a focus on civic and practical training ,the Roman Age to a more inclusive, knowledge based, and intellectually diverse system during the Enlightenment Era, reflecting broader societal changes towards reason, science, and values.KayciaBrown
@JanetBrown1971 The purpose of education is to provide individuals with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in life, personally and professionally. It equips learners with the ability to adapt to a rapidly changing job ensuring they have meaningful, well paying employment. KayciaBrown
@JanetBrown1971 Education is the process of learning throughout life, both in and out of school. Schooling is the formal learning that happens in a school, following by a set curriculum.KayciaBrown