How technology affect me as a student

As a student, technology profoundly shapes my educational experience, presenting both opportunities and challenges. On one hand, it grants unprecedented access to a wealth of information, transforming learning into an engaging, interactive process through online courses, educational apps, and simulations. Communication and collaboration are enhanced, connecting me with peers and experts globally and locally within the Philippines Central Luzon region, fostering a broader perspective and skill set. The development of essential digital literacy and technical skills is invaluable for future careers, aligning with both global standards and the demands of the local job market. On the other hand, distractions from social media and online games can hinder focus, while over-reliance on technology may impede critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Health issues, such as eye strain and sleep problems, arise from excessive screen time, and the digital divide exacerbates equity concerns, particularly affecting students in underserved communities within Central Luzon. Navigating these impacts requires a balanced approach to harness the benefits of technology while mitigating its potential drawbacks.