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Judges standards in ICT and the degree of “embedding” within the curriculum and pedagogy. Monitors, evaluates, make judgements and provides constructive feedback about teaching and learning. Assesses impact on the wider school, staffing and budgets for sustaining ICT and knows how ICT systems can improve organizational effectiveness through communication, analysis and data exchange.
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ICT refers to technologies used to transmit, store, create and share information. ICT has become integral to modern life through improvements in communication speed from scientific and technological discoveries. ICT in education allows anyone, including those in rural areas, to access up-to-date information and research daily. It enables difficult medical experiments and surgeries to be viewed, and online exams can avoid human errors. ICT impacts curriculum, teaching/learning, teacher roles, educational management, and assessment/evaluation by making learning interactive, accessible anywhere or anytime, and allowing student-centered learning and remote collaboration between teachers.
Key elements of an ICT vision statement
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1) The vision sees ICT as fundamental to daily life and learning, with the goal of students gaining skills to use ICT effectively to learn, communicate and create.
2) The use of ICT will enhance learning throughout the school and develop students' motivation, social skills, and safe use of tools.
3) The document outlines roles and responsibilities for school leadership, ICT leaders, and teachers to integrate ICT into the curriculum and ensure appropriate resources, training, and policies are in place.
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This document discusses the importance of integrating information and communication technologies (ICT) into teacher education programs. It notes that ICTs like the internet and multimedia can significantly impact education when effectively incorporated into classroom teaching and learning. Some key benefits highlighted include allowing richer representation of concepts to enhance understanding, providing easy access to vast information resources, and enabling cost-effective delivery of teaching content through tools like simulations and online courses. The document provides examples of ICT tools and strategies that can be used, such as smart classrooms with projectors and cameras, online libraries and journals, video conferencing, and collaborative projects. It emphasizes that effective integration depends on developing teachers' ICT skills and utilizing technologies to support standard learning materials, daily work,
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