Kelly Hines

I totally agree on this subject matter. Teaching in the classroom is a must. I believe that technology can teach the students. In some students' cases they may not be visual learners or they can not sit and listen to an audio if instructed. (It's different strokes for different folks) A teacher must be willing, patient, and caring to the students for them to actually learn. We can't just sit a student in front of a computer and expect them to be geniuses. Sometimes interactivity helps student to comprehend better or in my opinion all the time. I learned a long time ago that if a teacher shows how creative they are in the classroom, then it reflects on students. A teacher is, in my opinion, a second mother to students. They are always studying their teacher. If the teacher is creative and being an effective teacher then it will eventually have an effect on students. On the the other hand, computers can not have a tremendous on students.