Integrating
technology into the classroom is very rewarding. However, like with any subject, Mathematics
can have issues when using technology if you are not careful. But when technology is used correctly, the good
outweighs the bad, and the possibilities become endless.
Advantages of Integrating
Technology into Math
According to Roblyer &
Doering (2013), technology offers flexible environments to further engage
students in mathematics (p.311). It also
helps students practice their problem solving skills easier and more
successfully.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNSS-F6npq0
Disadvantages of Integrating
Technology into Math
One problem found when
integrating technology was that not all teachers were knowledgeable in how to
use technology to enhance learning in Math (Roblyer & Doering, 2013,
p.309-310). Therefore, one disadvantage
of integrating technology is that additional training is needed for
teachers. Another disadvantage of
integrating technology into Mathematics, or any subject, is that technology can
be distracting and even stressful if the students are not familiar with it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mi9doKS7U4M
Specific Activities,
Programs, Etc. for Math
Mobile
math apps/ games
Math problems
on an interactive board
Virtual
manipulatives
Flipcharts
