Progression in Primary ICT
By Richard Bennett, Andrew Hamill, Tony Pickford
Published December 27th 2006 by David Fulton Publishers – 128 pages
Published December 27th 2006 by David Fulton Publishers – 128 pages
Providing an overview of the current context of ICT teaching within the primary classroom and an analysis of how to progress with it in order to enhance learning, this text:
It is an essential resource for all practising and trainee primary teachers.
Part 1: A Rationale for Teaching ICT. Learning and How Children Learn. The Curriculum and what Children Learn. Summary. References Part 2: Progression in ICT. A Model of ICT Capability. Components of Capability. The Projects. Summary Part 3: Planning ICT. General Principles. Planning for Progression. Challenging Children. Using the Projects. Where to Find Information, Guidance, Resources and Ideas. References Part 4: Assessment. Assessing ICT. Issues Associated with Assessing ICT. Working with the Projects. Summary. References Part 5: Organising and Managing ICT. The Classroom Computer. The Interactive Whiteboard. Laptops0. Other ICT resources0. The Computer Suite0. Outside the School Building. Resources. Summary Part 6: The Future. Hardware and Software. Networking. e-pedagogy. School Buildings and Classrooms
Name: Progression in Primary ICT (Paperback) – David Fulton Publishers
Description: By Richard Bennett, Andrew Hamill, Tony Pickford. Providing an overview of the current context of ICT teaching within the primary classroom and an analysis of how to progress with it in order to enhance learning, this text:
provides an analysis of what progression in ICT is and breaks this down into...
Categories: Primary/Elementary Education, ICT, Teachers & Teacher Education