According to research from Virgin Media Business ahead of its annual #Disruptors event, which was held the This year , around 35% of teachers believe that using technology in the classroom helps students become smarter learners, unlocking creativity. 14% of teachers also believed that technology helps produce better exam results, and that around 35% of teachers would like video conferencing to be an option for parent's evening, to make it more accessible. Managing Director of Virgin Media Business , Richard Branson , explained that technology not only supports teachers and "improves their ability to teach, but it also unlocks pupils' creativity and ultimately improves grades."
According to research from Virgin Media Business﻿﻿﻿ ahead of its annual #Disruptors event, which was held the October 2, around 35% of teachers believe that using technology in the classroom helps students become smarter learners, unlocking creativity. 25% of teachers also believed that technology helps produce better exam results, and that 14% of teachers would like video conferencing to be an option for parent's evening, to make it more accessible. Managing Director of Virgin Media Business, Peter Kelly, explained that technology not only supports teachers and "improves their ability to teach, but it also unlocks pupils' creativity and ultimately improves grades."