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ICT stands for "Information and Communication Technologies". The document discusses the advantages of using ICT in teaching and learning processes. It states that Europe has widely implemented the use of ICT, with 77-90% of students reporting use of ICT. The document also discusses how ICT helps students by enhancing teaching quality and improving student performance and outcomes. ICT allows for more active and collaborative learning compared to traditional passive learning methods.
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- 1. ADVANTAGES OF USING ICT IN LEARNING- TEACHING PROCESSES Alfredo Alvarez Morales DEAH RAFAEL FERRER MENDEZ ICT UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DEL CARMEN START QUIZ
- 2. WHAT IS THE MEANING OF ICT? • "Information and communication technologies" “Information , Communication Technologies” “Information in the Communication and Technologies “
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- 5. WHAT HAS CONTINENT IMPLEMENTED THE USE OF ICT? America Asia Europe
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- 8. WHAT WAS THE UNIVERSITY DONE THE RESEARCH Oxford Cambridge Blanskat, Blamire, kefala (2006)
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- 11. HOW DOES THE ICT HELP THE STUDENT ? Schools with higher level of e-maturity show a rapincrease in performances in scores compared to those with lower level. how technological tools can enhance the quality of teaching and learning in schools, and so help learners to achieve better outcomes. There is a significant improvement on learners’ performances
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- 14. WHAT IS THE PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS USING THE ICT IN EUROPE? 90% 77% 89%
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- 17. What is evaluation ICT Test Bed ( Underwood 2006)? Transforming teaching is more difficult to achieve. “Changes that take full advantage of ICT will only happen slowly over time, and only if teachers continue to experiment with new approaches.” (Underwood 2006) Training needs to continue to support innovative pedagogy.” Both examples show that ICT is being integrated in a continuous process. provides an evidence that many teachers use ICT to support innovative pedagogy. It states: “New technologies that provide a good fit with existing practices
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- 20. HOW CAN THE ICT IMPROVE IN THE EDUCATION? Transforming teaching is more difficult to achieve It can improve teaching by enhancing an already practiced knowledge and introducing new ways of teaching and learning It showed that teachers have not fully changed their use of ICT in education
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- 23. HOW DOES THE TEACHERS USE THE ICT ABOUT THE STUDENTS ? Many teachers use ICT to support traditional learning methods, for example, information retrieval in which students are ‘passive learners of knowledge instead of ‘active producers able to take part in the learning process ICT can promote teaching and learning. According to her there are two main reasons behind increasing the use of ICT in education in UK. in UK in how technological tools can enhance the quality of teaching and learning in schools, and so help learners to achieve better out comes
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- 26. WHAT ELSE CAN YOU IMPROVE WITH THE ICT it has been proved that new technologies have lots of benefits on the students. ICT also develop some writing skills: spelling, grammar, punctuation, editing and re-drafting (Lewin et al, 2000). ICT allow for a higher quality lessons through collaboration with teachers in planning and preparing resources (Ofsted, 2002).
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- 29. WHAT ALSO DOES THE ICT SHOWS THE SUDENTS ? Furthermore, it has been proved that new technologies have lots of benefits on the students. ICT proves that students who used educational technology felt more successful in school they are more motivated to learn more and have increased self- confidence and self- esteem. It is also confirmed that many students found learning in a technology-enhanced setting more stimulating and much better than in a traditional
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