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The challenge of developing innovative science teachers with ICT

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posted on 2013-08-23, 08:41 authored by Laurence Rogers, John Twidle
This article begins by reviewing some important software tools which have benefits for science teaching and then describes ways in which the teacher has an important influence on the success of ICT activities in the classroom. Through examples of how such tools may be used to create new activities, we discuss some of the skills and teaching approaches needed to exploit their potential for learning. We then look at a model of teacher development and suggest how the training materials developed by the ICT for Innovative Science Teachers Project might be used in future training courses to meet the challenge of a changing pedagogy with ICT.

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ROGERS, L. and TWIDLE, J., 2012. The challenge of developing innovative science teachers with ICT. School Science Review, 347, pp. 119 - 128.

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The Association for Science Education (ASE) © the authors

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  • AM (Accepted Manuscript)

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2012

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This article was published in the journal, School Science Review, published by The Association for Science Education (ASE).

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0036-6811

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  • en

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