It is not about technology in the classroom, but about
teaching, when it comes to ICT
incorporation in education. Lesson delivery is meaningful because of the
teacher's creativity. Integrating ICT aims to increase the standard of teaching
and learning while also equipping students with 21st-century skills. Skills for the twenty-first century include:
1.Skills in learning and innovation
• Problem solving and critical thinking
•Innovation and technology
2.Collaborate Creatively with Others abilities
•Collaboration and communication
•Visual illustrated language
•Literacy in science and numerics
•Cross-disciplinary conceptualization
3.Knowledge of information, media, and technology
• Knowledge of information
• Literacy in the media
•Literacy in ICT (Information, Communications and Technology).
IMPORTANCE OF INTEGRATING ICT IN EDUCATION
Effectively engage students in deductive reasoning
• To allow our students to use multiple reasoning methods
(inductive, deductive, etc.) while coping with real-life problems.
Encourage students to make decisions and judgments based on
what they have learned.
• Analyze and assess facts, points, claims, and beliefs
effectively.
• Analyze and weigh in on opposing viewpoints
• Allow connections between facts and claims by synthesizing
and relating them.
• Draw conclusions based on the knowledge you've gathered.
• Examine your learning experiences and processes
objectively.
Students' problem-solving abilities should be reawakened.
• Solve a variety of unfamiliar issues in both traditional
and novel forms.
• Recognize and pose important questions that explain
different points of view and contribute to more effective solutions.
School administrators are responsible for facilitating and
encouraging progress, as well as assisting the rest of the staff in
understanding the goals and constructive ways of reacting to new ways of doing
things. Administrators in schools must be able to:
1. Raise funds for requisition of digital tools. They must devise income-generating initiatives that can be
carried out in the school. They must know how to handle various people in order to
obtain funds. They would need to be in the lead in order to find funds to:
• Ensure the ICT infrastructure is in place (A room,
Electricity, Wiring, Internet).
• Obtain ICT equipment
• Provide ICT skills training to their employees, followed
by ICT incorporation.
• Keep the project going.
2. Foster collaborative efforts. Integrated teamwork on several fronts is critical for
students to receive a rigorous, well-rounded education. Collaboration is required among students, between students
and teachers, and between parents and educators. The more basic leadership skills are shown, the more
opportunities for students to master the critical skills of consensus and
cooperation.
3.Encourage new ideas. In an organisation, effective administrators foster and
encourage creativity. In today's ever-increasing competitive climate,
creativity is a must for a business or organization to succeed and survive. For
an administrator to be successful, he must fulfil his key roles and possess
certain characteristics. These are students who can master content while also
creating, synthesizing, and analysing knowledge from a broad range of subjects
and sources, all while respecting and recognizing different cultures; Imagination, Collaboration and communication and also Cooperation. They display civic responsibility as well as digital
literacy.
For students of all ages, virtual resources and open-source
software build borderless learning territories that can be accessed at any time
and from any place .Students in the twenty-first century study in a global
classroom, which isn't always contained within four walls. They are more likely
to find information by using mobile phones and computers to access the
Internet, or by talking with friends on social networking sites. Teachers who
use downloaded videos, zoom lessons, or some other technology-based teaching
method are more effective. As a result, primary facilitators who are basically the teachers should think about
integrating ICT into their lessons.
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