A new generation, a new approach, how can education keep up with the ever changing world of technology? This blog tries to examine what is happening in education today.
Sunday, February 28, 2010
In line with the topic I am covering with my 1st year Ed Studies students I received this week’s ICTOpus link where they are looking at ICT in primary science, using as a focus a 'blast-from-the-past' piece. This is an article by Michael Negus, first published in 1981, looks at the potential of the 'microcomputer' in the teaching and learning of primary science. This piece shows remarkable foresight. Editorial margin notes make comparison between Michael's piece and the Becta science entitlement document. They also look at what Michael failed to foresee - the use of the internet for cooperation and collaboration.
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