Using technology to help us see changes in graphs makes learning Year 10 Mathematics more interesting and easier to grasp. Here are some helpful ways to do this:

1. Graphing Software: Programs like Desmos and GeoGebra let students change graphs in real time. For example, when you change the equation from $y = f(x)$ to $y = f(x - 2) + 3$, you can see the graph shift to the left and move up.

2. Interactive Apps: These apps give quick updates on changes like flipping graphs over lines or stretching and squeezing them.

3. Statistics & Performance: Research shows that about 75% of students who use digital tools for graphing do better on tests than those who stick to traditional methods.

4. Engagement: Using technology can make students more involved in lessons about graph changes, with engagement increasing by up to 40%.

In short, technology helps make math lessons about graphs more fun and easier to understand!