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Our group interviewed IT teachers at their school to understand the purpose and values of the IT department. The interviews found that the IT department aims to teach students relevant software skills to prepare them for a knowledge-based economy. They also encourage using technology in teaching and learning anytime, anywhere. While being an IT teacher can be easy in terms of technical skills, managing disruptive students is the most difficult part. The IT teachers enjoy their jobs and the group is grateful for the technology education they receive.
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