Celebrating November 20, here are 3 tech gadgets every teacher should own.

Technology is becoming a great help to teachers, making teaching more interesting, effective and manageable.

Here are three pieces of technology that are worth investing in for teachers' daily teaching journey.

The days of blackboards, chalk and thick stacks of documents are over. Many teachers today are taking advantage of technology in designing teaching materials, applying software and AI to interact in lectures,... Technology becomes a companion to help teaching work more effective, flexible and inspiring.

Below are three practical technology items that many teachers have chosen to invest in their work, innovate teaching experiences, and maintain positive energy on their journey of educating people.

Top 1. Compact, powerful tablet

For modern teachers, a thin, light, powerful tablet not only helps optimize work, but also opens up more creative ways of teaching. In the mid-range tablet category, the HUAWEI MatePad 11.5 New PaperMatte version is a notable choice when it brings strong performance and many smart tasks at a reasonable price.

The device is equipped with the WPS Office PC application suite with a familiar interface, allowing you to process spreadsheets, create presentations or edit documents quickly. When combined with a smart keyboard and wireless mouse, the MatePad 11.5 PaperMatte works flexibly like a "mini laptop", helping teachers easily work anytime, anywhere, and conveniently move between classes, or carry it when needed for professional group meetings.

The big plus point of the New PaperMatte version is the anti-glare, anti-glare and clear display experience, helping to reduce eye strain when working continuously. In addition, the surface simulates the paper material when combined with a stylus pen also helps to take notes more naturally, suitable for quick meetings or when you need to highlight important content.

Many teachers are hesitant to use tablets because it is difficult to handle multiple tasks at the same time, especially when some devices do not support split-screen. The multi-window feature on the HUAWEI MatePad allows two applications to be opened in parallel, for example, while preparing a lesson and opening a browser to look up documents. Users can also open the application as a floating window to quickly view content without interrupting the main work. Presenting lectures from the MatePad 11.5 is also easy with wireless options or via HDMI port.

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Top 2. Smart watches and bracelets

Class schedules, online teaching, meetings, grading papers, lesson plans - all create a busy and stressful cycle for the "ferrymen". A smart watch can become an "assistant on the wrist", helping to track time, remind schedules and manage work more effectively.

Smart watches also help teachers not to miss important calls or messages even when they are in class. In addition, smart wearable devices also support heart rate monitoring, sleep, stress levels, helping users proactively take care of their health, maintain positive energy and balance life amidst busy schedules.

Top 3. Wireless noise-canceling headphones

For those who regularly teach online, wireless noise-canceling headphones are a necessary accessory to help teachers maintain focus and work efficiency. Active noise-canceling technology allows noise to be filtered out, ensuring clear sound when making calls. Headphone models with a compact design and long battery life make it easy for teachers to carry and use in many situations: from teaching, online meetings, to watching movies, listening to music to relax after work.

Above are three technological items that modern teachers should invest in themselves - tools that not only support teaching work, but also help teachers balance life, take care of their health and find new inspiration in their daily journey of spreading knowledge.

Ha An

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