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Prepared by: Lovely Rose O.Decena BEED-SpED 2b

 According to Larry Cuban has traced the history attempts to use the technology in the classroom.  Its effective used for the teacher having a machines because gaining knowledge for the student.

 The ICT which is information communication technology.  It is the student-teacher interaction engaging the technology exist  The biggest role of the society to sharpened individual thoughts.

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 The progressive of individuals it depends to his/her capability in order for him to succeed. Learning also is the long process to understand the context.

 Three Stages of learning can be identified these represent a learning cycle

 Refers to the users are in contact with other people concepts.  It is the learners interaction with pre- existing and exposition.

 Combining force of the learners in terms of the concept or task given.