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integrating ICT in order to
build the knowledge society.
learning to be in the
knowledge society and
personal development of
learners and the society.
Aim for education is to build collective
intelligence.
Open classroom environment.
Collaborative work.
Extending the ‘Status-quo’-robust
bureaucratic school system.
Re-schooling schools as core school
centers
Teaching in networked society.
Develop collective intelligence.
Pedagogical possibilities.
Managing time
Effective teaching
New expectations of the society
Contribute to the education and acquisition of
knowledge.
Learning new tools, resources, new pedagogies
new space and time.
Every learner is coincided as a lifelong learner.
Content and methods to educate must take to
account preparation for lifelong learning.
Technology has brought huge change in peoples lives.
Integrating people.
Making life easier for everyone.
Cellphones, internet, television, compute
rs many more…
ICT has an effect to every ones life.
Everyone has access to social networks.
Brought change to human
struggle in the world.
Micro and national levels.
ICT developed interventions to
enhance good governance.
Deliver basic social services.
Divided into tree
approaches.
Three successive
stages of a teachers
development.
1st TECHNOLOGY
LITERACY.
Enables students to
use technology.
Enable learners and citizens for work
force.
Create new knowledge
Fulfilling and prosperous societies.
Improves literacy skills.
Teachers should identify components of
education
Reform programs that correspond to
policy goals.
Curriculum changes include improving
basic skills.
Development of ICT skills into curriculum
contexts.
ICT tools and digital content.
Group, and individual student activities.
Educator should know where, and when as
well as when not to use technology in the
classroom.
Management tasks, acquisition of additional
subject Metter.
Pedagogical knowledge in support for
educator’s.
Focus for all education.
Quality of learning attained
for effective and lifelong
growth.
Development and wellbeing.
1. Expand early childhood care and education
2. Provide free and compulsory primary
education to all
3. Promote learning and life skills for young
people and adults
4. Increase adult literacy by 50 percent
5. Achieve gender parity by 2005, gender
equality by 2015
6. Improve the quality of education
Promoting partnership globally around the world.
New teacher roles with new pedagogies with new
approaches to teaching.
Teachers should structure the learning environment
in new ways.
Provide the right combination of
incentives.
This will result on improving
• Quality of life
• education and training opportunities
• building of a peaceful, prosperous and
democratic country.
building of a peaceful, prosperous and
democratic South Africa.
The aim for this is to ensure that every
school has access to a wide choice of
diverse technology
high-quality communication services
which will benefit all learners and local
communities.
Stronger link to economic growth than
quantity of education.
education expansion does not
necessarily translate into reduced
inequality.
economic expansion, which can indeed
be sustained by well-educated elites
Facilitate and Inspire Student Learning
and Creativity.
Quality improvement and the
enhancement of excellence must take
into consideration the need for
increased access, equity and redress.
1. Design or adapt relevant learning
experiences.
2 Develop technology-enriched
learning environments that enable all
students to pursue their individual
curiosities
Customize and personalize learning
activities to address students.
Community’s core values and passing on
its cultural legacy.
Supporting the personal development of
children.
Promoting democracy and increasing
participation in society.
Encouraging cross-cultural
understanding and the peaceful
resolution of conflict.
Institutions should offer compulsory ICT in
teaching and learning
Students leaving higher education for
the teaching profession should have
reached at least the adaptation level.
Focused intervention from the national
Department of Education
Computer literate be use various ICT
Teaching and learning, and is able to
teach learners how to use ICT.
Teaching and learning, and is able to
teach learners how to use ICT.
The teacher is able to develop entirely
new learning environments that use ICT
as a flexible tool,
Applications of ICT in education; • basic
ICT terminology
Availability of content from various
sources
Understand the role of ICT in
communication, cooperation and
collaboration in teaching
Information and opportunities for
updating ICT skills
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United Nations educational, scientific and cultural organisation.(2011).UNESCO ICT competency framework for teachers. 7, place de Fontenoy: Paris
UNESCO (2002a). Information and Communication Technologies in Teacher Education: A Planning Guide. UNESCO: Paris
UNESCO (2002b). Information and Communication Technology in Education: A Curriculum for Schools and Programme of Teacher Development. UNESCO: Paris