The primary objective is to integrate the technology with teaching and learning in education.
Dear Chuma Mtyelwa,
For my point of view, I think that all teaching strategies are applicable to all topics.
In my experiance, one of the best ways is Blended Learning because
it took the best attributes of both approaches and applying them in ways that maximize their respective benefits, learners can be more engaged, learn more, and learn in less time.
I hope have been of some help.
Yours sincerely
Andrija
Chuma Mtyelwa
Your question grabbed my attention.
I cannot find any reason why it cannot. Even though not a specialist in the area or even in South African education context.
Do you think there is a challenge in that respect?
I believe that virtual learning can be applied in different subjects, countries, context, of course when planned appropriatedly. As Andrija Kozina has mentioned.
Bear in mind that Agriculture is very much a hands-on subject. To contextualise and internalise the topics delivered virtually, students must also be given the opportunity to get their hands dirty, literally and figuratively. A school vegetable garden and an indigenous plant garden, together with a school kraal are highly recommended. For further free resources Google and then contact "agriculture extension services south africa"
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