“in order to infuse technology into Third World countries it is significant to take social, economic, and political factors into account.”https://t.co/xi8Z5D8TMB
“While integrating technology in nations where such cultural heritage is important, various ethical factors must be placed into consideration.” https://t.co/xi8Z5D8TMB
“In most developing countries, public school is not free. The costs of books, uniforms, and teachers’ salaries are borne by the students’ families.”https://t.co/sjPKZDkrGI
“Children born to educated mothers are less likely to be stunted or malnourished. In fact, each additional year of maternal education helps reduce the child mortality rate by 2%.”https://t.co/sjPKZDkrGI
“The African continent has areas with less than 50% literacy among children ages 18 and under. In comparison, the youth literacy rates in South American and European countries are among the highest with 90-100% literacy.”https://t.co/sjPKZDkrGI
“In developing, low-income countries, every additional year of education can increase a person’s future income by an average of 10%.”https://t.co/sjPKZDkrGI”
“Around the world 59 million children of primary school age are being denied an education, and almost 65 million adolescents are without access to a secondary school.”https://t.co/RzTYKwsVK8
“It is really crucial for Western and other developed countries to identify suitable ways to help those countries realize the global benefits they will develop from integrating technology (Sipe-Haesemeyer, 2016).”https://t.co/xi8Z5D8TMB
“A donation of only a projector and a laptop computer in a teaching classroom can develop a technological learning experience for students (MacKinnon & MacKinnon, 2013).”https://t.co/xi8Z5D8TMB
“It is extremely valuable for Third World Countries to consider developing their own educational systems that will lead to highly competent graduates in the future.” https://t.co/xi8Z5D8TMB
“To reach expected outcomes and achieve economic development, Third World Countries will need to train their individuals to develop required technical expertise to be able to perform certain roles (Wilson, 2004).”https://t.co/xi8Z5D8TMB
“A lot of students in those countries do not attend school due to lack of resources such as transportation and school supplies.”https://t.co/xi8Z5D8TMB
“Having better education can benefit the people in many aspects such as improving health, political stability, and even economic growth that will eventually alleviate current conditions of poverty.”https://t.co/xi8Z5D8TMB
“improving the infrastructure in those countries will also achieve sustainable development in different fields such as schools, factories, and roads, not only in technology (Ng’ang’a, 2012).”https://t.co/xi8Z5D8TMB
“It is crucial prior to infusing technology into Third World Countries to develop a sustainable infrastructure plan that could support advanced technologies.”https://t.co/xi8Z5D8TMB
“the process of globalization will help Third World countries to adjust to technology at a much faster pace (Archibugi & Pietrobelli, 2003).”https://t.co/xi8Z5D8TMB