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Ashley Shaw

201021843

professional studies 3A

22 February 2013

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Knowledge society agenda.

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o Information: Facts, comments,

opinions,expressed through words, images,

sounds...It can be stored

o Knowledge: The output of the reconstruction

of information by a person.

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Build the knowledge in society

Learning to know Learning to do

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Continued

Learning to live with each other. Learning to be

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Pervasiveness of technology.

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The Teacher Development Framework.

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Unesco

THE UNESCO ICT COMPETENCY FRAMEWORK FOR

TEACHERS

TECHNOLOGY

LITERACY

KNOWLEDGE

UNDERSTANDING ICT IN

EDUCATION

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DEEPENING

KNOWLEDGE

CREATION

UNDERSTANDING ICT IN

EDUCATION

Continued

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Policy awareness Policy understanding Policy

innovation

CURRICULUM AND ASSESSMENT Basic knowledge

Knowledge application Knowledge society

skills

PEDAGOGY Integrate technology Complex problem

solv

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solving

Self management

ICT Basic tools Complex tools Pervasive

tools

Continued

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ADMINISTRATION

Standard classroom Collaborative groups

Learning organizations

TEACHER PROFESSIONAL

LEARNING

Digital literacy Manage and guide Teacher as

model

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Background information.the white paper characteristics

o Learners who utilize ICT to enhance learning

Qualified and competent leaders who use ICT for

planning and management;

o Qualified and competent teachers who use ICT to enhance teaching and learning;

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o access to ICT resources that support the curriculum;

o Connections to ICT infrastructure.

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National development plan

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Vision for Education.o Lay a solid foundation for a long and

healthy life and higher educational and scientific achievement

o Build a properly qualified, professional,

competent and committed teaching, academic, research and public services core.

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Continued o Build a strong and coherent set of

institutions for delivering quality education, science and technology innovation, training and skills development.

o Expand the production of highly trained professionals.

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o Create an educational and national science system that serves the needs of society.

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Higher education.

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o Each university should have a clear mission that sets out its unique contribution towards knowledge and national development.

o Universities are an integral part of the post school system, but are also the apex of the education, training and innovation.

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Continued

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Education for all goals.

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The goals

1. Expand early childhood care and education

2. Provide free and compulsory primary

education to all

3. Promote learning and life skills for young

people and adults

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Video s

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6O8_EjUkaU&fe

ature=player_detailpage

http://www.youtube.com/watch?

feature=player_detailpage&v=1LMzfPD42JY#t=6

2s

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4. Increase adult literacy by 50 percent

5. Achieve gender parity by 2005, gender

equality by 2015

6. Improve the quality of education

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Three key challenges

Three key challenges ahead

1. learning outcomes should be monitored. In spite

of the

weaknesses of comparative tests of achievement,

these are

widely used as a proxy of what and how much

students actually

learn in school

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2. learning environments must be improved. Access to

learning resources, first and foremost textbooks, is a key

factor.

3. attracting more and better teachers is paramount.

The

teacher shortage is a major problem, particularly in the

developing

World.

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21st century learning

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Learning for all education strategy. 2010 - 2015

The vision

1. We wreman commtted to the educaton

Millennium Development Goals MDGs–

unversaprmary competon and gender party at

aeveof educaton – and to the broader Educaton

for AEFAgoas.

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Continued

2. We will focus on a clear, prioritised strategic

vision: quality basic education

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The strategic priorities. Access

Quality

Skills

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How much money will be spent

£8.5 billion over the ten year period to 2015

Annual expenditure will raise to £1 billion per

annum by 2010, half of which will go to Africa

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references

http://www.harris4kids.com/?page_id=17.

http://foundersatwork.co.za/category/founders/education-founders/ .

http://rcantrell38.blogspot.com/2012/08/education-and-economy.html.

http://www.mydreamcourse.co.za/blog/2010/02/05/new-directions-for-higher-education-in-south-africa.

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End of presentation Have a great day. 201021843