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The document discusses the benefits of integrating technology into education. It outlines how technology can improve student engagement by making learning more fun and interactive. It also claims technology can enhance knowledge retention by encouraging active participation. Additionally, the document states technology allows for individualized learning by letting students learn at their own pace and provides new opportunities for struggling students. Technology is said to encourage collaboration through online activities and sharing resources. Finally, the document argues technology helps students and teachers develop 21st century skills that are useful for life and career.
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The document discusses the types and uses of technology in the classroom, including desktop computers, laptops, iPads, interactive whiteboards, and phones. It notes that technology can be used for instructional games, interactive problem solving, grouping students, and supplemental programs. The document argues that technology benefits students by accommodating different learning styles and enhancing the learning environment. It also emphasizes the importance of teachers receiving training to effectively integrate technology into their lessons.
The document discusses frameworks for technology integration in education, including the ACOT stages model and LoTI scale. It provides examples of technologies and strategies for communication, collaboration, and supporting curriculum goals. Key challenges are developing teacher skills and ensuring technology enhances learning rather than acting as the primary curriculum.
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This document provides guidance for planning and analyzing effective mathematics lessons using the lesson study approach. It outlines key elements to consider when planning a lesson, including clear learning objectives, linking the content to the curriculum, providing meaningful tasks for students, anticipating difficulties, and assessing student understanding. After teaching the lesson, teachers should analyze whether the objectives were achieved, if the tasks were appropriately challenging, how teacher questioning supported learning, and how the lesson could be improved. The document also references additional resources on facilitating lesson study groups and examples of applying this process.
This document discusses how to integrate technology in teaching under low-resourced environments. It defines integration as using technology as an inherent part of the curriculum, and distinguishes it from merely using technology as an additional tool. The document also outlines several principles that should guide technology integration, such as enhancing learning through tools that allow retrieval, reversal of concepts, and avoiding obsolescence.
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The document discusses the benefits of integrating technology into education. It outlines how technology can improve student engagement by making learning more fun and interactive. It also claims technology can enhance knowledge retention by encouraging active participation. Additionally, the document states technology allows for individualized learning by letting students learn at their own pace and provides new opportunities for struggling students. Technology is said to encourage collaboration through online activities and sharing resources. Finally, the document argues technology helps students and teachers develop 21st century skills that are useful for life and career.
The document discusses 21st century skills and their importance for students' future success. It defines 21st century skills as including critical thinking, problem solving, collaboration, communication skills and highlights their importance for competing in a global economy. The US is falling behind internationally on measures of literacy and college completion rates. Schools need to change instructional approaches to focus more on 21st century skills like project-based learning, performance assessments, and technology use to better prepare students.
Information and communication technologies (ICTs) such as radio, television, computers, and the internet can contribute to education in several key ways:
1) They can expand access to education by allowing for distance learning opportunities to reach more learners, including marginalized groups.
2) ICTs can promote efficiency by supplementing traditional teaching methods to make education more cost-effective and allow students to learn outside the classroom.
3) When properly integrated, ICTs can improve the quality of learning by motivating students and engaging them through multisensory experiences and access to authentic information.
This document discusses various teaching strategies and methods for teaching science. It defines science as involving logical thinking and testing of hypotheses based on observations. It also discusses the goals of science education as developing students' knowledge, process skills, and scientific attitudes. The document then outlines several teaching strategies for science education, including enhancing context strategies, collaborative grouping strategies, questioning strategies, inquiry strategies, and assessment strategies. It also discusses two approaches to teaching science: inquiry-based learning and problem/issue-based learning. Finally, it discusses several methods for teaching science, such as lecturing, demonstrating, collaborating, debriefing, and using laboratories.
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This document discusses educational technology and its integration into teaching and learning. It begins by defining educational technology as the process of analyzing, designing, developing, implementing and evaluating instructional materials to improve teaching and learning. It then discusses how technology has led to a boom in the education sector by providing digital content, online resources and tests. The document also covers basic concepts of integrating technology, including improving instruction, determining how technology fits into the teaching process, and addressing instructional issues. It discusses the role of information technology in making processes more efficient and improving communication. Finally, it outlines various uses of technology in teaching like unlocking educational boundaries, simplifying access to resources, and motivating and preparing students.
This document discusses educational technology and its integration into teaching and learning. It begins by defining educational technology as the process of analyzing, designing, developing, implementing and evaluating instructional materials to improve teaching and learning. It then discusses how technology has led to a boom in the education sector by providing digital content, online resources, and more. The document also covers basic concepts of integrating technology, the role of IT in educational technology, uses of technology in the teaching process, 21st century student and teacher skills, ICT strategies in Singapore and the United States, and reflections on the importance of technology in education.
This document discusses Emerson Gile's portfolio in educational technology. It first introduces Emerson as a student studying secondary education mathematics. It then provides an overview of educational technology, including its definition as the effective use of tools to aid learning, both inside and outside the classroom. It discusses Emerson's learning through two educational technology courses which taught him to apply tools ranging from traditional to modern media. The portfolio concludes that through these courses, Emerson has become skilled in using technology and integrating it properly into teaching to enhance learning for students in the digital era.
1. The document discusses educational technology and how it can be used effectively in the classroom. It defines educational technology as the practice of using educational methods and resources to facilitate learning.
2. It describes how the student learned about various educational technology tools and instructional methods through taking EDTECH1 and EDTECH2 courses. These courses taught the student how to incorporate technology into their own teaching.
3. After taking these courses, the student understands the importance of educational technology for 21st century learners. The student is now able to effectively use technologies to enhance learning and create instructional materials connected to course topics.
This document is Marshelly Lumagui's portfolio on educational technology. It contains sections on Marshelly as a student, an introduction to educational technology, significant learnings from educational technology courses 1 and 2, and how educational technology has changed Marshelly. The portfolio emphasizes the importance of integrating technology effectively while not replacing the role of the teacher. It highlights how educational technology has helped Marshelly improve instructional material design and realize the value of student-centered learning approaches.
The document discusses educational technology and its importance for students. It provides an overview of key topics like the five domains of educational technology, principles for selecting instructional materials, technology integration, and learning through educational technology courses. The goal is for students to understand how to effectively use technology as a tool to facilitate learning and prepare them for the modern world as 21st century learners.
This document discusses several lessons related to educational technology:
Lesson 1 provides an overview of the Educational Technology 1 course and its focus on introducing students to educational technology tools and the application of technology to instruction.
Lesson 2 discusses Educational Technology 2 and its goal of integrating technology into teaching and learning by providing knowledge and skills on technology integration.
Lesson 7 examines how information technology can be used to develop higher-level thinking skills and creativity in students, such as through technology-enhanced project methods.
This document provides an overview of educational technology from the perspective of a student named Lovely Apple Y. Sallutan. It discusses how educational technology encourages the combination of education and technology in the classroom. It also explains how technologies like computers can be integrated into lesson plans and instruction to make learning more engaging for 21st century students. The document emphasizes that technology is just a tool and that teachers must know how to properly utilize technologies to avoid potential problems and enhance the learning experience.
- The document discusses educational technology and the integration of technology into teaching and learning.
- Educational technology 2 focuses on teaching students how to integrate technology into the teaching and learning process. It aims to provide knowledge and skills for using technology to introduce, reinforce, supplement and extend learning.
- The course also aims to familiarize students with IT-related learning theories and help them adapt to technological changes in the digital environment.
This document discusses educational technology. It begins by outlining the basic concepts of integrating technology into instruction, including using diverse educational media and supporting teachers and learners. It then discusses the role of information technology in education by explaining how it has made teaching and learning easier. Specific ways IT has impacted education are also outlined, such as enabling distance learning and improving student skills. The document also reflects on what was learned about educational technology, including the importance of engaging students with new technologies so they do not fall behind.
This document discusses several topics related to educational technology, including:
1) It reviews Educational Technology 1 and introduces Educational Technology 2, focusing on integrating technology into teaching and learning.
2) It discusses how technology impacts today's learners and the need to understand digital learners.
3) It addresses the generation gap between older educators and digital native students, and the need to bridge this gap.
4) It looks at progressive state policies that support technology education and new pedagogical practices using educational technology.
This document discusses the integration of educational technology into teaching and learning. It provides an overview of an Educational Technology 2 course that aims to help students learn how to properly integrate technology into their teaching to enhance learning. The course objectives include providing education on using technology in instruction, imparting experiences in instructional technology-supported planning, and acquainting students with IT-related learning theories and how to use and evaluate computer-based educational resources. It also discusses how constructivism and social constructivism can be supported through the use of technology in teaching.
This document discusses several topics related to educational technology, including:
1) It reviews Educational Technology 1 and discusses how it equipped learners to use traditional and modern educational tools.
2) It provides an overview of Educational Technology 2, which focuses on integrating technology into teaching and learning.
3) It looks at progressive state policies that support technology in education and new developments in pedagogical practice.
Educational technology is the application of technology to improve teaching and learning. It involves using tools and techniques to facilitate learning and enhance teaching practices. Educational technology aims to improve the teaching and learning process through analyzing these processes, developing curriculum and teaching materials, training teachers, and identifying needs to help attain educational goals. It allows for constant access to information, social interaction, and easy sharing of digital content to meet student needs.
1) The document outlines the students' experiences learning about educational technology in two courses. It discusses key concepts like meaningful learning, discovery learning, and constructivism.
2) Educational technology helps improve teaching and learning by engaging students and making the learning experience more interactive. It allows students to represent their ideas and collaborate with others.
3) After taking the two educational technology courses, the students feel better equipped to use technology for education as well as recreation. They understand the importance of integrating technology into the teaching and learning process.
This portfolio outlines Cristine Mae S. Gatchalian's experiences with educational technology. It discusses educational technology in general terms, highlighting how it aims to improve education by facilitating learning and increasing system effectiveness. It also explores how educational technology can be used to find and represent problems, locate educational resources, summarize and present findings, and enable collaboration. The portfolio further examines four types of IT-based projects and how learning occurs through educational technology. It emphasizes that technology serves as a teaching aid rather than entertainment and allows seeing strategies in practical settings. Overall, the document shows how educational technology is a wide field that can be leveraged to make work easier and enable collaboration across distances.
The document discusses educational technology from the perspective of Johanna Dianne Selda, an 18-year-old student studying elementary education. It defines educational technology as the use of tools to aid instruction, discusses how it improves learning and engagement, and allows students to access information quickly. Selda notes that educational technology is a tool that helps teachers deliver instruction effectively and helps students understand lessons and find interest in learning.
The document discusses educational technology and its role in learning. It introduces the author, Cristine Mae S. Gatchalian, and provides an outline of topics to be covered, including educational technology, learning through edtech, and the impact on students. It defines educational technology as the application of scientific knowledge and technology to improve education. Examples discussed include using technology to find and present information, collaborate through distance learning, and create multimedia projects. The document emphasizes that technology should serve as a teaching aid, not just entertainment, and can make work easier for both teachers and students.
This document summarizes a discussion session hosted by Cengage Learning at TED2011 about the future of education and technology. It explores how technology is changing learning behaviors and preferences of today's students. While technology can improve engagement if used thoughtfully, content remains essential. Looking ahead, educational technologies that are most effective will be personalized, interactive, social, and keep content timely. Challenges include adoption rates, searchability, and ensuring the human element remains.
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3. Technology should
not
replace teachers.
Its main use is to
enable students
learn better
through
increasing their
engagement in
educational
activities
Technology has to
improve
the learning
process and aim at
improving
student's grades.
Technology has to
facilitate and
stimulate
individual learning.
4. This course intends to help our
target learners to weave
technology in teaching with
software (computer
programmed learning
materials) becoming a natural
extension of their learning
tools.
5. To provide education in the use of
technology in instruction by providing
knowledge and skills on technology
integration-in-instruction to learners;
To impart learning experiences in
instructional technology-supported
instructional planning.
To acquaint students on Information
Technology or IT related learning
theories with the computer as tutor
To learn to use and evaluate
computer-based educational
resources;
6. Much of the old
technology such as
tube radio, platter
records, cassette
tapes, celluloid
movies, antenna
television, landline
phones, have
vanished or are
quickly vanishing
today.
In the field of
education, a huge
generation gap
also exists and it
will continue to
widen unless
some changes
are adopted at
the proper time
Much of what elders
believe may not be
applicable anymore
to the new
generation,
especially along
matters of
traditional value
systems.
First we need to
understand the
potentials of ICT.
The new network of
instantaneous
communication is
global, overcoming
borders between
countries and
continents.
7.
8. 1. Integrating Technology in
Teaching means the used of
Technologies to introduce
reinforce supplement and extend
skills
It was been a long time issues as to
how to integrate technology in the
teaching-learning process. The mere
use of computer does not mean that
technology is already integrated in
the instruction.
According to PISAPIA (1994) in her
definition of integrating technology with
teaching is that there is integration if the
learning technologies are use to introduce,
reinforce, supplement, and extend skills.
9. To make technology
a part of the learning
and teaching
process, the user of
such technological
devices should make
them a source of
reinforcement so
that the objectives of
educational
objectives will be
realized
To help them
understand and
realize the
objectives of their
curriculum
assignments given
should include the
use of computers
and software thus
integrating them
into the learning
process.
Too often in
education we have
failed to find the
right blend of
technologies. The
benefit of
technology is not
simply its potential
to replicate existing
educational
practice, but its
ability to combine
idea and product
technologies to
encourage students
to engage in deeper
cognitive activity.
11. be it direct
instruction, huddle
stations or 1:1
learning
“Every
student
learns
through
different
methods
can adapt
to multiple
pedagogies
12. INDIRECT
INSTRUCTION
Indirect Instruction. In
contrast to the direct
instruction strategy,
indirect instruction is
mainly student-centered,
although the two strategies
can complement each other
Indirect instruction seeks a
high level of student
involvement in observing,
investigating, drawing
inferences from data, or
forming hypotheses.
13. It includes more of
internships,
studies abroad,
field trips, field
research and
service learning
projects.
They acquire skills,
knowledge and
experience outside of
traditional academic
classroom settings.
It is a form of
learning whereby
students are
“educated through
first-hand
experience.
14. Independent study meets
the convenience needs of
many learner
Independent study
provide useful practice in
the process of learning
Independent study is
viable when an education
institution is inaccessible
to the learner
Independent study
develops self-motivation,
concentration, and
discipline.
15.
16. Information technology is playing a
major role for both, the students,
to achieve a better understanding,
learning and education while
teachers to keep themselves up to
date and improve
their teaching skills
24. Technology Unlocks
Educational Bound
Technology supports Virtual or Online
Learning. Unlike physical classrooms,
online learning is flexible and students from
different geographical locations can attend
the same class with no need of traveling
from those locations.
Technology
Simplifies Access
to Educational
Resources
Technology helps students gain access to
open educational resources
Technology
Motivates Students:
The use of computer based instructions
makes students feel in control of what they
learn
25. Technology
Improves Students
Writing and
Learning Skills:
The use of computers in the classroom has
helped many students learn how to write well
composed sentences and paragraphs.
Technology makes
subjects easy to
learn
Different types of educational software
are designed to help students learn various
subjects easier.
Promotes
Individual
Learning:
Technological tools like cell phones and
internet give students an opportunity to
learn by them selves
26.
27. As the world develops, every
job in the future will require
applicants to have some
technical skills
Many teachers have discovered
that integrating technology in
their classroom increases
student’s engagement in the
classroom.
Prepares
Students for
Tomorrows
Technological
Jobs:
Increases
Students
Innovation
and
Creativity:
28. Assistive technology can be
defined as an item, piece of
equipment or product system
that can be used to maintain,
increase or improve functional
capabilities for any person
with a special need.
Thus, the incorporation of
educational technology can also
provide benefits to students with
disabilities who may be in a
better position to interact with
the lesson through technology.
Thus, the incorporation of
educational technology
can also provide benefits
to students with
disabilities who may be in
a better position to
interact with the lesson
through technology.
29. At the same time, for technology to work effectively, it
should only be incorporated in classroom if it is
appropriate for a given instructional task.
At the same time, for technology to work effectively, it
should only be incorporated in classroom if it is
appropriate for a given instructional task.
This is because teachers have the responsibility of
facilitating instruction and incorporating technology at
the classroom level, yet many school administrators
tend to make decisions related to technology
adoption/training without consulting teachers.
30.
31.
32. With the widespread availability of
student databases that are able to
track individual progress, teachers
are encouraged to identify learning
objectives and differentiate
instruction based on the needs of
their students.
Whenever teachers attempt to
present instruction using
technology, they should do so using
a channel that is relevant to the
objectives, the learning style, mode
and the technology selected.
33. When evaluating technology-based
instruction, there needs to be
appropriate evaluation techniques
that are in line with the methods of
instruction, objectives and the
technology.
Teachers can design follow-up
activities when using technology to
evaluate students’ learning and the
role technology played in that
process.
36. 21ST CENTURY LEANER
Student
learning by
doing
Student are
multi tasker that
used sound and
image to convey
content possible
Student live in a
world of digital,
audio and text
Student use
multiple source,
including
technology to find
and gather the
information
37.
38. o Communication skills
o Learning and innovation
skills
o Information, Media, and
Technology skills
o Life and career skills
40. As stated in the course outline, the main focus of this course is on the
educational uses of Information and Communication Technology;
allowing for the balancing of learning theories and educational
technology applications.
There are opportunities for students to practice and use educational
media and equipment in a cooperative learning environment and in
various micro-teaching situations.
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