SAT English Practice Question
It has been argued that the use of technology in the classroom is harmful to students. The argument goes that too much screen time and digital distraction disrupts student focus and impedes learning. However, recent research suggests that the use of technology in the classroom can actually enhance learning. This research shows that technology can be used to help students develop critical thinking skills, to access information more quickly, and to collaborate more effectively. What is the purpose of the first sentence in this paragraph?
- A.present a counterargument to the argument that technology is harmful to students.
- B.introduce a new perspective on the use of technology in the classroom.
- C.establish the author’s position on the use of technology in the classroom.
- D.summarize the main argument of the passage.
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