Will Technology Replace Traditional Teaching Method?

[Amug123]

As technology continues to advances and shapes our lives. Do you think technology will eventually replace traditional teaching method,  or will it forever change the way we learn, what your thoughts about it?

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

The answers No.
if there’s one thing I know about Technology, that’s the fact that it needs humans in order to operate efficiently, constant updates and maintenance. And all these still requires humans and the traditional knowledge.  Technologies are only here to make life easier and increase productivity and efficiency, not to replace what we already have. Yes, there are gonna be lots of changes but that doesn’t mean it’s all going to disappear and be completely replaced.

[PX-Z]

As technology continues to advances and shapes our lives. Do you think technology will eventually replace traditional teaching method,  or will it forever change the way we learn, what your thoughts about it?

Replace the teaching method like on what way? You mean the teachers will be replaced? By whom? No one can replace this teachers in any way, technology is there only to learn, to guide, to provide tools for easier to teach, and it will continue to transform and enhance these traditional ways. More importantly to leverage the strengths of each (technology and traditional ways) to improve educational outcomes.

[bisdak40]

I dont think technology will completely replace traditional teaching but it will change how we learn forever Schools will still have teachers because students need real people to guide them and help them understand things better But tech like online classes AI and smart tools will make learning easier faster and more fun It just means we have more ways to learn not that old ways will disappear

[libert19]

During covid, the classes used to happen on laptop screens, so it was kind of replacement to the traditional classroom teaching method.

[Z-tight]

In what way do you mean, technology has been shaping the way we learn for a longtime. People now run a full program over the internet, that is technology. Talk about research, we do it with the help of technology, i can name a whole lot more. Robots are not going to replace teachers if that is what you are asking.

[SamReomo]

As technology continues to advances and shapes our lives. Do you think technology will eventually replace traditional teaching method,  or will it forever change the way we learn, what your thoughts about it?

Yes, the AI technology and robotics will change the educations system fully and they'll fully replace the traditional teaching system for good. I believe that in future students don't have to attend any physical classes as they can learn everything from AI and robots that are built with AI system in build in them. There's chance that those robots will be much lower in value in coming years and even a middle class person might be able to afford one for his family.

[Z-tight]

There's chance that those robots will be much lower in value in coming years and even a middle class person might be able to afford one for his family.

I don't think this will happen, i don't think there would be a time when robots will teach people at their home. AI and technology will make teaching easier, but i don't think anything is going to replace human teachers, at least i don't even want such a time to come.

[bitterguy28]

As technology continues to advances and shapes our lives. Do you think technology will eventually replace traditional teaching method,  or will it forever change the way we learn, what your thoughts about it?

actually i think it has already changed the educational aspect of our society

you will notice that back then for us to find information we had to get it from people or from books but now kids these days can easily click on their devices and immediately get the information they are looking for many schools are integrating technology into their teaching methods making use of technological devices to more efficiently teach their students

many devices also have features that help kids learn better so it has already changed and slowly the traditional teaching method cease to exist

[target]

The rise of computer base training and video tutorials had already changed the teaching method. There are people who prefer to interact with computer alone and not with teachers. And its easier to find tutorials these days since more people experienced the same thing and upload it on youtube.

People learn faster and quicker by just googling what they wanted to do in particular. I asked someone how she edit her videos, she said she only search how to cut and append videos using openshot program. Nothing more, she doesn't even need a full video tutorial on hose to use the program.

Udemy.com
Lynda.com
and so on.

[MarcuB]

As technology continues to advances and shapes our lives. Do you think technology will eventually replace traditional teaching method,  or will it forever change the way we learn, what your thoughts about it?

I really think tech's going to shake up how we learn but I dont see it kicking traditional teaching out the door completely. I love how digital stuff, like apps or videos, makes it easier for me to learn what I want, when I want, and even tailors it to how I think. But honestly, there's something special about teachers that tech just cant copy. I mean, they're the ones who nudge me in the right direction, get me to question things, and cheer me on when I'm stuck, machines dont do that. I picture the future of school as this cool mash up where I get slick tools to dig into stuff on my own but still have real people there to guide me and make it feel human.It's like the best of both worlds.

[Rruchi man]

As technology continues to advances and shapes our lives. Do you think technology will eventually replace traditional teaching method,  or will it forever change the way we learn, what your thoughts about it?

Technology can make traditional teaching methods better of course. With technology it will be possible for some students to get practical experience without being in the field.

Technology of course will still need man's control to actually function well.

[Findingnemo]

It is already changing, people nowadays uses online to research the stuffs instead of going to library and it becomes easier with the evolution of technology. But the evaluation still remains same, I bet we might see a change in that too because that is the right thing, we don't need anymore to increase the skill on memorizing the contents alone, we need to create system that evaluate the creativity as well.

[Cryptsafe]

I think so because I came across an online dailies where a man was talking about passing IELT exams with the aid of an AI robot and I was amazed to see such happen because I know what is involved in the whole process of taking such a class and preparing for the exams.

30-year-old Vietnamese achieves perfect 9.0 in IELTS with AI practice

Although these machines are programmed and controlled by humans I believe these are just to make the learning process much easier and faster to reduce the long gap between communication processes.

[bisdak40]

It is already changing, people nowadays uses online to research the stuffs instead of going to library and it becomes easier with the evolution of technology. But the evaluation still remains same, I bet we might see a change in that too because that is the right thing, we don't need anymore to increase the skill on memorizing the contents alone, we need to create system that evaluate the creativity as well.

Yeah, technology is already changing how we learn. People just look things up online instead of going to the library, which makes it way easier. But yeah, the way we’re tested hasn’t changed much. It would be better if schools focused more on creativity instead of just memorizing stuff.