Behavioral theories have some challenges when it comes to using technology in classrooms. Here are a few reasons why:

1. Limited Engagement: Sometimes, technology ends up being a tool that students just sit and look at, instead of something they can really interact with.

2. One-size-fits-all: These theories might not think about how each student learns differently. This can make some tech tools not work well for everyone.

3. Resource Intensity: Using technology based on these ideas can take a lot of time and money to set up.

To help solve these problems, teachers can:

• Get more training to use technology in better ways.
• Create different teaching methods that match different learning styles.
• Use data to keep improving how they use technology in the classroom.