constructive tool

What is a constructive tool?

In simple construct means to develop one's own knowledge and tool is something that helps the user to develop that knowledge. So, from that constructive tools can be understood as a tool used to manipulate information, construct their own knowledge or visualize one's understanding.

There are many constructive tools. Given below are few examples of the constructive tool:

1. Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word or PowerPoint has a strong impact on the educational environment and is widely used in most organizations in the form of memos, reports, letters, presentations. For instance, in learning a second language, Microsoft Word manages to help students to make correct sentences and texts, as well as modern word processors, include spell checking and dictionaries and grammar checkers.

2. PowerPoint

PowerPoint is a presentation graphics program packaged as part of Microsoft Office for Windows. It is very advantageous in the context of increasing creativity among students as it is generally used in the schools to create a presentation using different informative tools.

3. Spreadsheet

Spreadsheet have always been one of first choices when it comes to manipulating data, especially numerical data. Even now in college, using spreadsheets help students manage to work with complex sets of numbers and save time by allowing for quick calculations. Some of the advantages that I found when using spreadsheets are data collection, creating graphs, plotting timelines, and recording results in schools.