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Teacher training is critical for effective technology integration but most school districts spend less than 15% of their budgets on it. Training programs need flexibility and ongoing support to address teachers' varying needs, provide enough time for learning, and encourage collaboration. To truly transform how teachers incorporate technology, administrators must back teacher training through incentives, sustained programs, and intellectual stimulation for educators.
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- 1. Training Teachers for Using Technology Despite increased access to computers and related technology for students and teachers, however, schools are experiencing difficulty in effectively integrating these technologies into existing curricula. The lack of teacher training is one of the greatest roadblocks to integrating technology into a schoolโs curriculum. Most school districts spend less than 15 percent of their technology budgets on teacher training and development.