E-Inclusive Education: A step too far
Throughout history, teachers all over the world have been providing educational content, but today education is hardly the same. Educational tools and methods have changed but little. And this issue is rising to question the quality of education.
As a Teacher
I am a teacher that believes in inclusion of digital learning for children who have to miss school because of monetary concerns . With the right tools and the right use of them, learning doesn't have to stop.
As a Student
I'm still learning new things everyday. The amount of knowledge I've gained in the past years is incomparable with the knowledge I had when I started. This is thanks to the Internet and our generation's love of technology.
Reducing Gaps
Inclusive education has evolved over the years. It is a movement to provide accessibility to educational technology for every individual and every learner. Accessibility through technology has proven to reduce disparities among diverse groups of learners and can create spaces where everyone is included.
The Bridge we need to cross
I believe that we should make education e-inclusive. By using interactive and innovative technologies, we can reach hundreds of millions of children that would not have been able to receive an adequate education without the help. There are many obstacles standing in the way of achieving it: traditionalists and conservatives, as well as poor internet infrastructure for a large part of the world.
