Around the world, classrooms are quickly changing by including technology as a fundamental part of instruction. Technology is now important in keeping students interested and improving their understanding of difficult subjects, from interactive whiteboards to online learning environments and digital scenarios. Traditional teaching techniques have been transformed by these changes, that have increased access, interactivity, and flexibility to meet different learning preferences. Adding virtual reality (VR) into the classroom is the next obvious step in this advancement in technology. Students may explore ideas in three dimensions using VR’s immersive, interactive experiences, which give abstract thoughts life. Schools could change how students engage with courses like biology, chemistry, and engineering by implementing virtual reality (VR) technology, which will promote better understanding and recall of difficult content.By addressing the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world application, this creative method encourages virtual reality as the learning environment of the future.
