The Visual Reality in Education

Compared with the popularity of civilian use, today’s VR is more suitable for education or other scientific research. For example, in medical education, VR technology can give people more intuitive effects than traditional planing. Through VR, we can see many things that cannot be directly seen by traditional naked eyes, such as VR simulation cell division, etc. How can the process be done directly with the naked eye? However, it is very intuitive to see this phenomenon through VR, it can also give people a deeper impact, but also allows us to study each part of the human body more intuitively.

We all know that both physics and chemistry are taught in both junior high and high school, but much of the physics and chemistry knowledge can’t be learned immediately by experimentation, even though this is in line with the talents of each student. It’s related, but much of the physics and chemistry is esoteric, but what if you have VR? VR technology allows students to see each process of the experiment, giving people a more intuitive experience. VR can directly demonstrate many experimental results that can’t be seen with the naked eye. When students understand all the processes. Can it improve the understanding and academic performance of each student?