How To Assess The Effectiveness Of Technology-Based Education

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Introduction Technology is part and parcel of man’s life. It serves as a great aid in daily activities of human beings as it enables an individual to do their task conveniently and accessibly. It can provide a wide array of information and learnings to the people especially the youth.
It cannot also be denied that the youth of today’s generation is far way different from that of the past. These differences come in many forms. One of the most prominent proofs is education, where they can express their selves comfortably and easily by means of performing and learning in school as a student through the help of technology. Learning is essential for them to become a well – being who acquires knowledge to stand up as an erudite individual and to attain goals that will lead them to a better future (Balita, et al. 2017).
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2. How do the respondents assess the effectiveness of the technology-based education in terms of:
2.1 physical environment;
2.2 facilities;
2.3 pedagogical content; and
2.4 students’ interest?
3. Is there a significant relationship exist between the respondents’ profile and the level of effectiveness of technology-based education?
4. What is the implication of the findings in the institution?

Significance of the study This study aims to identify the level of effectiveness of technology towards the Grade 12 students, and to determine how potent it is in molding the students’ possible potential.
This study would greatly benefit, first, the institution. The students and the teachers work hand-in-hand with the institution. The institution will also benefit from this study for they will be able to discover the most appropriate learning strategy that is compatible with their students. The institution with an efficient technology based education will be a solid asset that will enable more learners to enter the said institution to pursue their

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