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Virtual Learning - The impact of ICT on the way young people work and learn (Hardcover)
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Virtual Learning - The impact of ICT on the way young people work and learn (Hardcover)
Series: Routledge Revivals
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This title was first published in 2001: Since the early 1980s,
successive governments have realized the importance of computers
and computing and made significant investment in schools. The most
recent initiative, the National Grid for Learning, seeks to place
online learning facilities at the heart of the curriculum for both
teachers and students, and use it as a vehicle for lifelong
learning. The impact of ICT in the classroom transforms management,
organization and conventional pedagogic approaches. However, many
teachers still struggle with ICT in the classroom. Since the
mid-1990s, a significant number of students have gained access to a
PC at home. They ways in which they have learnt to use machines and
the uses to which they are put, are shaped by input from peers and
personal experience, other than teachers. The education systems
struggle to meet the demands and expectations of these young people
and those without technology at home are doubly disadvanted if
their schools and teachers cannot compensate. In this research, the
author examines patters of computer ownership and use among young
people, as well as teacher use and teacher attitudes. The results
demonstrate the disparity between student computer ownership and
use, and that of their teachers, with profound implications for the
education system as a whole.
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