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This was presented in the IIGWE ICT and Informatics in Globalized World of Education conference from 16 to 19/8/2011 in Mombasa, Kenya.
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IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LESSON STUDY AND ICT
INTEGRATION PRESENTER: ANGOTE GEOFFREY ALEEMA
SCHOOL: CHANGO SECONDARY SCHOOL
THEME: ICT and Informatics in a Globalized World of Education (IIGWE2011)
VENUE: AGA KHAN ACADEMY, MOMBASA.
DATE: 16 - 19 August 2011
OBJECTIVE: To find out the level of implementation of lesson study and ICT
integration at secondary school level in Kenya.
RATIONALE: As the SMASSE project under the sponsorship of JICA came
to an end in 2008, it become a programme under the Ministry of Education (MoE).
By the end of the project period, the practices of ASEI/PDSI in the classroom were not well executed.
MoE, Kenya and JICA agreed to continue supporting the secondary programme focusing on strengthening the practice of ASEI-PDSI and integration of ICT at classroom level.
LESSON STUDY AND ICT INTEGRATION
Is a professional development process that teachers engage in to systematically examine their practice, with the aim of becoming more effective in the T/L process.
They work collaboratively on it involving planning, teaching, observing and critiquing the lesson in a real classroom.
LESSON STUDY AND ICT INTEGRATION (cont’d)
They discusses their observations of the lesson, revises the lesson, and then another teacher implements it in the 2nd classroom, while others again observe.
They again discusses the observed instruction, and produces a report of what their study lessons have taught them, with respect to their research question.
Procedure
Record keeping
THE STEPS IN LESSON STUDY1) Identification of the problem: ~can be a general or a specific
statement of challenge.
2) Lesson preparation or planning: ~to meet research objective
in a PDSI version.
3) Implementation of the lesson: ~conducting of the ASEI lesson
with ICT integration.
~4) Discussion and reflection:
~the lesson is a group product and all members feel responsible for the outcome of their plan.
~the teacher who taught starts by giving his/her comments about the lesson and then followed by the observers.
~~Lesson is the focus and not the teacher who taught.
~the learners’ feedback are allowed even by use of mobile phones or computers.
ROLES OF VARIOUS STAKEHOLDERS:1)Principal;~ supervises, mobilizes teachers & avails the resources
2)H.O.D;~leads the technical team in coming up with the theme ~ recommends an expert.
3)The teachers :~ participates in the whole process of lesson study.
4)The expert;~ one who is well-grounded in the subject matter and pedagogy, gives feedback during the lesson study.
Discussion’s outcome are used to improve future T/L through re-teaching of the improved lesson in a different class.
5)Record keeping:~ by teacher and H.O.D in soft copy or hard copy to embrace ICT and informatics.
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RESULTS:Implementation of INSET in April 2011, encountered some negative attitude due to;Low level of supervision of ASEI/PDSI practice .No. of teachers who attended the SMASSE INSET on lesson study and ICT integration was lower than expected.Principals /stakeholders had not been sensitized .Lack of mobile phones in secondary schools is negating contemporary technological trend of ICT in Education.
RECOMMENDATIONS : All teachers be in-serviced on lesson study and ICT
integration to embrace the spirit of IIGWE Supervision be enhanced at secondary school level. Mobile phones be in schools to encourage learners to
embrace ICT as they are cheaper and very portable.
CONCLUSIONS: It brings a cultural shift in the culture of teachers as
they transit from being objects of research to actual researchers in the classroom.
Its a powerful way to enhance teachers’ skills by together structuring and organizing their thinking.
Growth and dividends from the time invested in lesson study will accrue gradually.
THANKS AND GOD BLESS!Teaching and Teacher Education RE: www.elsevier.com/locate/tate