Scenario 1: (Group 1) Imagine yourself as a student in your school. There is going to be a major change as your school is going to be upgraded to a future school, which will mean the use of technology in future. - What are the feelings that you will experience? - What are some of the implications that might result from your role too? - However, can you think of some benefits that may result from this change too? Scenario 2: (Group 2 & 3) Imagine yourself as a teacher in your school. There is going to be a major change as your school is going to be upgraded to a future school, which will mean the use of technology in future. - What are the feelings that you will experience? - What are some of the implications that might result from your role too? - However, can you think of some benefits that may result from this change too? Scenario 3: (Group 4) Imagine yourself as an administrator in your school. There is going to be a major change as your school is going to be upgraded to a future school, which will mean the use of technology in future. - What are the feelings that you will experience? - What are some of the implications that might result from your role too? - However, can you think of some benefits that may result from this change too? |
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a) I am already in Admin, so more admin work??? But will my pay increase? More work doesn't mean more benefits for me.
b) - Need to keep a record of all of the student's and staff ID
- Maintenance of IT equipment
- Upgrade myself about the admin roles of future schools
- What happens if there is a power trip, what if there is a blackout? No lessons? We have to have a backup plan.
c) Benefit--- Money ... Funding for the upgrading of my school hehehe
More interactions between staff, no excuse for not going for meeting: teleconference.
Professional support, from government, MOE, staff training, software updates, resource package.
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ReplyDelete1. Feelings that Teachers may experience:
Mainly 2 types of feeling:
- Fear that we may not be able to adapt to the change
- Excited; Younger, more IT saavy teachers will be able to use IT and IT support to enhance their teaching and lessons
2. Implications:
- A different type of classroom management skills needed.
- More informal assessments that track if work or learning objectives are met
- Weaker students may not be capable of handling independent work; teachers need to supervise these pupils more.
3. Benefits:
- More engaged learning
- Cultivates independent learning
- Prepares students for 21st century skills
1)What are the feelings that you will experience?
ReplyDelete- Excited
- Apprehensive
2)What are some of the implications that might result from your role too?
- Students might stray away
- More preparation time
- Take up more syllabus time
- More upgrading courses to go
- Need more ideas to engage students
3) However, can you think of some benefits that may result from this change too?
- Instant feedback
- Constantly learning
- Students can learn independently and collaboratively
- Fresh ideas to engage students
Go Green!
ReplyDeleteScenario 1: (Group 1)
Imagine yourself as a student in your school. There is going to be a major change as your school is going to be upgraded to a future school, which will mean the use of technology in future.
What are the feelings that you will experience?
1. Will feel happy or excited of how lessons will change.
2. Worried that we might not know how to use the ICT tools.
What are some of the implications that might result from your role too?
1. Everyone must have a certain level ICT skills.
2. I can sometimes play games online whenever I am bored.
3. Alot of work is online based, so we cannot do our homework with friends/cousins together like in the past.
4. Technology may sometimes fail us, so when PCs or technological gadgets do not work, alternative ways to carry out the lesson may be boring.
5. Larger generational gap between my parents/ grandparents.
6. Need to be educated on cyberwellness (to tackle cyberbullying, unwholesome websites)
7. Plagarism
8. Itelligible handwriting / poor spelling
9. Lesser human touch (social skills – face to face communication)
However, can you think of some benefits that may result from this change too?
1. Information is easily available. Students learn to process information.
2. Students are better prepared for the technologically savvy future.
3. Lessons become more engaging and interesting.