SMARTPHONES IN EDUCATION

1. Students use smartphones to get more........................................

• games

• movies

• information

• entertainment

2. Smartphones help students become ............................

• more independent

• independent learners

• physically active

• introvert

Smartphones help students to learn in a comfortable way.

• True

• False

During the pandemic crisis, schools have to shut down..................................  to pursue virtual classroom apps

• google classroom

• google meet

• physical classes

• mobile phones

The birth of smartphones makes students’ life more ................................... that they can have books, learning material right on their phones.

• inevitable

• accessible

• unavoidable

• undisputable

Students could handily keep in contact with ................................................. and schools via instant messaging platforms or free call apps with smartphone access. Not limited to calls and messages, smartphones can be a vehicle to learners access privileged information and supports. 

• seniors

• enemies

• teachers

• pets

Many modern cell phones have the power and potential of ............................from the past decade and require only a fraction of the energy to operate.

• gadgets

• machines

• typewriters

• computers

Generally, cell phones can benefit teachers by providing a nearly ................................. tool to students with incredible processing power that allows for internet searches and apps that can aid in the learning process.

• ubiquitous

• expensive

• cheap

• easy

Cell phones can be used to ...................................., record video, and make audio logs.

• play games

• listening to music

• take photos

• sell products

If students have cell phones, teachers can also use different apps to help deliver instruction and lessons to students.

• True

• False