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ICT refers to information and communication technologies, including devices and applications for communication like radio, TV, phones, and computers, as well as associated services. ICT in education involves using these technologies for teaching and learning, with educational tools divided into input, output, and other categories. For teachers, ICT provides opportunities to explore its educational uses and choose appropriate hardware/software, while for students it enables creativity, introduces information/technologies, and guides career choices. ICT adds value to learning and school management by involving students interactively through tools that provide instant feedback, accessible materials, and wider participation compared to traditional lecturing.
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4. refers to the process of acquiring knowledge, skills, and
understanding related to personal finance, money
management, investing, budgeting, and financial
decision-making. It encompasses the concepts,
principles, tools, and strategies necessary to effectively
manage one's financial resources and achieve financial
goals.
5. also known as e-learning or online learning, refers to the
use of digital technologies and the internet to deliver
educational content, courses, and programs remotely. It
encompasses a wide range of digital learning experiences,
platforms, and tools that enable learners to access
educational resources, interact with instructors and peers,
and participate in learning activities anytime, anywhere,
using internet-connected devices.
CYBER LEARNING
6. also known as technology-enhanced learning or
e-learning, refers to the use of digital
technologies to facilitate and enhance the
teaching and learning process. It encompasses a
broad range of educational practices, tools,
resources, and environments that leverage
digital technologies to deliver, support, and
enhance learning experiences.
7. also known as environmental education or eco-
literacy, refers to the process of acquiring
knowledge, skills, and attitudes that promote
understanding, appreciation, and stewardship of the
natural environment. It encompasses a holistic
approach to learning about ecosystems,
biodiversity, sustainability, and the interconnections
between humans and the environment.
ECOLOGICAL
LEARNING,
8. encompasses the exploration, development, and
expression of artistic skills, talents, and imagination. It
involves engaging with various forms of artistic
expression, including visual arts, performing arts, music,
literature, dance, and creative writing, to foster self-
expression, innovation, and aesthetic appreciation. Here
are some key aspects of arts and creativity learning: