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ICT POLICY MAKERS INFORMATION GUIDE 2018

Information Guide
ICT WITHIN THE CLASSROOM ENVIRONMENT

Teacher
training
The importance of
ICT workshops for
your staff

Teacher roles
Lets talk about the crucial role of teachers in the ICT-enhanced
Welcome change
learning environments Massive shifts in the
world of education
Every day new technologies are making their way into our classrooms. This is
through ICT must
transforming how we design our learning space, the role of technology, the
be welcomed by all
role of the learners and also the other centre piece of education, ‘teachers’.
The changing role of the teacher in technology-enhanced learning is
interesting, on many occasions teachers are blamed for not adapting and
incorporating technology into their teaching. It is up to the school and the
teachers themselves to work together to stay up to speed!


1 2 3 Who teaches the


teachers?
COMPETENCY EQUIPMENT TIME Explanation on what
We advise the school School must create a School must allocate a computerist is,
create one computerist yearly budget for ICT in time for teachers to who will you choose
who will train the order to stay ahead of receive adequate to carry the torch?
teaching team. the game. training in ICT.

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LOREM IPSUM 12 JANUARY 2018

No need to be scared of
change
Here are some reasons why certain
teachers may feel inclined to not
welcome ICT in their classroom
Lack of resources. Not having enough time to
get familiar with the tools. Being unsure of what
can be achieved with which technology. No
training in pedagogy and strategies that works
well with specific technologies. Uncertainty in discussions and individual/small group work
assessing and evaluating the learning that has using ICTs. ICTs are seen as important tools to
been gained using technology. Issues around enable and support the move from traditional
managing behaviour and the classroom. 'teacher-centric' teaching styles to more 'learner-
Demands on meeting specific learning centric' methods.
objectives-as technology doesn’t always fit in to
meet these.

“I prefer to keep using


my current methods”

The school and teachers must work


together to overcome these ‘fears’
Research consensus holds that the most effective
uses of ICT are those in which the teacher, aided
by ICTs, can challenge pupils’ understanding
and thinking, either through whole-class

IMPORTANCE OF YOUR COMPUTERIST


Evolution; Slate tablets become pencil and paper, which in turn
become screen and keyboard. The abacus and slide rule become
the calculator, and the blackboard becomes the smart board, by
way of the whiteboard. The technology of the classroom is always
changing, and will always continue to change. So, how do schools
keep up and how do teachers learn these technologies? The school
must nominate a (hopefully) computer savvy individual who will
be trained how to implement and use these technologies. This
person will then be able to teach their colleagues. .

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