Use of Technology in Math Instruction: Exploring the Impact of Technology, Such as Educational Software, Virtual Manipulatives, and Online Resources, On Students' Learning Outcomes in Math
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This abstract explores the impact of technology on students' learning outcomes in math instruction. Specifically, it examines the use of educational software, virtual manipulatives, and online resources in teaching mathematics. The objective is to analyze how these technological tools affect students' understanding, engagement, and achievement in math.
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