Personalized Learning In The Digital Age: Tailoring Education To Individual Needs
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.53555/AJBR.v27i5S.7451Keywords:
Digital Education, EdTech, Learner Engagement, Personalized LearningAbstract
A more customized and student centered experience is made possible by personalized learning, which has become a revolutionary approach to education in the digital age. Teachers can accommodate students' varied learning preferences, speeds, and interests by utilizing technology, which will make the educational process more efficient and interesting. Adaptive learning systems, data-driven insights, and digital technologies that enable personalized lesson plans, real-time feedback, and tailored support are just a few of the tactics that fall under the umbrella of personalized learning. In addition to encouraging a sense of ownership and self-direction in students, these tools enable detailed tracking of their progress, highlighting both their areas of strength and room for development. This shift from one-size-fits-all instruction to personalized pathways is particularly valuable in accommodating the varying cognitive abilities, socio-cultural backgrounds, and personal goals of students. Furthermore, it fosters diversity by guaranteeing that no student is left behind while giving them the freedom to learn at their own speed. Notwithstanding its potential, there are obstacles to implementing personalized learning, such as the need for sufficient training and resources, teacher preparedness, and technological availability. Personalized learning can, however, result in better student outcomes, higher motivation, and a more interesting learning environment when done well. The role of personalized learning is expected to grow as education continues to change in the digital era, providing both educators and students with new chances to prosper in a world that is becoming more complicated and dynamic.
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