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what are the barriers that prevent some institutions in being able to embed ICT fully?
Started this discussion. Last reply by saima qizilbash Jul 1, 2013. 3 Replies 0 Likes
kindly share your viewsContinue
factors of ICT that bring progress in the teaching of Mathematics
Started this discussion. Last reply by Zunaira Qamar Jun 23, 2013. 11 Replies 2 Likes
kindly share your experiences and identify the factors that have brouht progress in your subject areaContinue
informal homework initiative
Started May 14, 2013 0 Replies 0 Likes
I want to start an informal homework to bridge the gap between mathematical concepts of low ability students.Could anyone provide any feedback or opinions or suggestions, how to go about?Continue
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Well Nishat I think the main hurdle is the teachers awareness of the actual objective of using ICT in her class. I think the teacher should justify the use of ICT and the start comes at the training stage of the teachers. proper training sessions should be conducted for the teachers along with the curriculum implementation.
Hi Nishat, I think if enough people demonstrate the usefulness of the technology and it only need be a small number at first then others do begin to see this. The emphasis clearly needs to be that it is all about the students' learning not the tools themselves. Sufficient time needs to be allowed for staff training; it is actually quite a steep learning curve for some staff and that can't be under-estimated.