Do you ever think about how much technology has changed the way we work, learn, play and even think? Technology is one of the main benefits for society; especially in the classroom where we have the opportunity to learn and grow. In recent years, schools have begun implementing tablets and other devices in the classroom to enhance students' education. Using technology in the classroom provides a more personalized learning experience and gives students greater willingness to engage in learning. Technology is necessary in today's modern world, it is fundamentally “the pen and paper of our time and the lens through which we experience much of our world” (Warlick, 2013). The technology is not simply considered “the Internet”, it is much bigger than that. Overall, it improves the quality of education and engages students more deeply than ever before. With all the significant benefits, why would people argue that technology hinders students more than it helps them? Critics may try to rename the use of technology in the classroom, but I believe what really matters “is how we use it, the context in which we use it, and the students for whom we use it” (Chong, 2012) . Some say technology is a distraction and prevents students from fully learning and developing important skills that they say only interaction with the teacher can provide. Teachers said technology is a powerful tool that allows them to introduce and demonstrate learning activities in a completely new way. It has been studied and proven that most kids are more motivated and interested in the concepts they should learn when the teaching tool of technology is used. A fifth grade teacher said, “Technology is the ultimate carrot for students. It's something...... half of the paper ......tion 13.3 (2012): 191-201. Network. December 5, 2013.Lam, Paul and Aiden Tong. “Digital Devices in the Classroom: Hesitations of Prospective Teachers.” Electronic Journal of E-Learning 10.4 (2012): 387-395. Network. 5 December 2013.Mulini, Melissa. “National PBS poll finds teachers want greater access to technology in the classroom.” PBS Learning Media, 2012. Web. 5 December 2013. Singh, Ram. "Greater motivation and self-esteem." Effects of Technology on Classrooms and Students, 2000. Web. December 5, 2013. Warlick, David. “Learn by doodling.” 2¢ Value, 2013. Web. 5 December 2013. Anonymous. “Should students' computers be monitored by their teachers?” Education, 2013. Web. December 5, 2013. The Holy Bible, English Standard Version. Crossway Bible Ed. Wheaton: Good News Publishers, 2001. Print.np “President Obama on Education: Educate to Innovate.” The White House blog. The White House, 2013. Web. 5 December. 2013.