Www.europeanschoolnet.org - www.eun.org 1 Design of the survey Investigation questions State of the art (descriptive) Which operational infrastructure.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Technology Use Plan Methacton School District Patty McGinnis ED TECH 501.
Advertisements

Some impressions from the school visits and the conference -No systematic report 1 st Some general wisdom 2 nd Key analysis questions of the project Conference.
Education in the information society Emerging trends and challenges for education Joke Voogt, University of Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands.
Creating the Map To Set the Direction. Educational Positioning System (EPS – a play on GPS)
Educating for innovation- driven societies Dirk Van Damme Head of Division OECD Directorate for Education Paris, 26 April 2012.
Questionnaire Results LEA Workshop January.
Angela Chow Centre for Information Technology in Education The University of Hong Kong IT in Education Symposium, 10th July, 04.
Baela Raza Jamil Zara Khan Zaheer Abbas PRESENTED AT: Comparative and International Education Society (CIES) – 10 th to 16 th March 2014 Effects of Parental.
Creative Arts K-6 Syllabus Using the syllabus for consistency of teacher judgement © 2006 Curriculum K-12 Directorate, NSW Department of Education and.
ELeadership Professional Development & Change Strategies.
21st century learning EDUsummIT Rationale Technological developments Globalisation/ internatisation of economy – We need to prepare students for.
Report of Sub-committee: Math & Science. 1.Context (Significance of 21 st Century Skills)  Core Knowledge  Self-Learning Skills  Communication Skills.
Leading, Teaching and Learning through SAMR Monique Simpson LWDT
Microsoft 2013 All Rights Reserved. Partners in Learning School Research Background.
ICT and Education Indicators S
December 2010iTEC - Designing the future classroom1 Will Ellis, iTEC Project Manager, European Schoolnet. Designing the Future Classroom.
GHANA SHS CONNECTIVITY PROJECT The Ghana SHS Connectivity Project Project Overview.
UK Empirical Research Jim Ridgway and Sean McCusker Durham University
Infusionomics TM Year 1 – Infusing Keystone Economic Principles Staff members learn concepts Teachers integrate concepts/principles into content area curricula.
Diana Laurillard Head, e-Learning Strategy Unit Overview of e-learning: aims and priorities.
1 A proposed skills framework for all 11- to 19-year-olds.
JSP  To show different aspects taking part in the didactic approaches to language teaching.  To know the.
LEARNING PRIORITY OF TECHNOLOGY PROCESS SKILLS AT ELEMENTARY LEVEL Hung-Jen Yang & Miao-Kuei Ho DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION THE NATIONAL.
Teaching the Net Generation:
Introduction Mobile learning has been shown to have a positive impact on student leaning outcomes particularly in the early childhood years of education.
Comparing pedagogical innovations at the classroom level: teacher roles and role of technology Dimensions 2, 4, 5.
© 2007 Thomson Delmar Learning. All Rights Reserved. Planning for Developmentally Appropriate Curriculum Chapter 3.
1 Andrea Kárpáti, Anna Linda Szirmai Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) Centre for Multimedia in Education Balázs Török, Institute for Higher Education Research,
Making Connections. Overview A framework Previous work Current work.
AIM: To develop an effective model of sustainable professional in-service training for teachers based on the evaluation of a current pilot that uses a.
The background of the improvement of PISA results in Hungary Trends in Performance Since 2000 International Launch of PISA 2009 Report February 10 th,
TECHNO PEDAGOGY.
SCHOOL ART: WHAT’S IN IT? EXPLORING VISUAL ARTS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS.
Teacher competencies. Professional competence with ICT Draw on appropriate ICT applications to enhance personal and professional effectiveness  Using.
A Quick Guide to the Characteristics of Highly Performing Schools Centre for the Use of Research and Evidence in Education (2014) produced for Teach First.
EAP Project class, Sem. 2, 2011 The XJTLU EAP 2010 Student survey: What were the results?
HUMANITIES 9 COURSE DESCRIPTION UNITED NATIONS. Introduction In order to better prepare you for your entrance into the IGCSE programme next year, you.
1 SUPPORTING PEDAGOGICAL CHANGE IN NMR SCHOOLS PROJECT Briefing of NMR secondary schools 11 February, 2010 Jean Russell, Graeme Jane, Graham Marshall.
Backwards Design. Activity-Oriented Teaching Many teachers engage in “activity-oriented” teaching.
Theme 2: learning digital competences Meeting 13 & Lieve Van den Brande, European Commission, DG Education and Culture Contact:
Council for Great City Schools BILINGUAL, IMMIGRANT, AND REFUGEE EDUCATION 2013 DIRECTORS MEETING Transformation of ESL teachers Farah Assiraj Director.
DEVELOPING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LITERACY AMONG TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS IN PARAGUAY Hong Kong, January 2006 Aichi University of Education.
St Dominic’s College Accelerating Pasifika Achievement at St Dominic’s College.
ชื่อผลงานวิจัย Code-switching from English language to Thai language in EFL (English as a Foreign Language) Classrooms ชื่อผู้วิจัยนางสาวศิริวรรณ ศรีแดง.
6 INTEGRATED WORK STREAMS Enhanced Teaching & Learning in Maths & Languages, through use of ICT eInfrastructure eCulture eTeachers.
– eminent.eun.org8-10 November Copenhagen Presentation of an example of a PowerPoint Output on the Linked Platform based.
MORNING!! Using the internet, can you answer the following questions? 1.What are the main aims of the National Curriculum for PE in KS1 and 2 (document.
- eQNet Partners Meeting Lisbon, Portugal 8 May, 2012.
T HE USE OF I NFORMATION AND C OMMUNICATION T ECHNOLOGY DURING THE T EACHING P RACTICES OF STUDENT TEACHERS P.K.J.E. Nonis Dept. of.
"Using the Textbook English for Today in the Classroom: An Investigation into the English 1st Part Classroom Activities at the HSC Level in Bangladesh"
D El Ed Implementation at DIET Jorhat – An Evolving Innovation
ICT22 – 2016: Technologies for Learning and Skills ICT24 – 2016: Gaming and gamification Francesca Borrelli DG CONNECT, European Commission BRUXELLES.
SKH St. John’s Primary School
Common characteristics of successful ICT-enabled learning innovations
CCNURCA project activities
ORLA 5532 Program Development: Curriculum, Learning & Assessment
Goal 3: Life Skills EFA Mid-Decade Assessment prepared by Ko-Chih Tung, Anne Bernard & Garnett Russell.
PPMES-UPRM Methodology & Practice Working Retreat
Korea Education and Research Information Service (KERIS)
EDU 675 STUDY Education for Service-- edu675study.com.
Using Standards and Assessment in Early Childhood Education
A New Way for New Talents in Teaching: Accomplishments and Next Steps
Learning and teaching – lessons 3 School culture 4
Main Business information systems 2 edition S D M K e y c o n p t s U
ELC Curriculum Design - Overview
Adult Education Survey : recommendations of the TF AES
Freedom to Talk.
Correlations between SDGs and ICT
DepEd ICT4E Strategic Plan
Students can fail professionally if they:
Presentation transcript:

Design of the survey Investigation questions State of the art (descriptive) Which operational infrastructure ? (equipment, connectivity, content resources) To do what in teaching and learning (detailed information)? How often? ICT for 21 st century education Which activities? To support which teaching and learning methods? To develop which skills and competences? Patterns and explanatory models What are the specific patterns observed? Which school and teacher factors are associated with specific patterns? Which recommendations can be made and supported by evidence ?

In school – formal setting Student’s digital use and competence Out of school – informal/ non formal settings Students’ ICT use in leisure time and for school work Students’ family background, home equipment Teachers’ pedagogical model (practice) School’s infrastructure, connectivity and ICT access School leadership in ICT, pedagogy, ICT for pedagogy and change management curriculum assessment DLR availability and access Support provided to teachers Students’ ICT use in in learning processes Teachers’ ICT based pedagogical skills Students’ opinions and attitude towards ICT use for learning Students’ type of learning activities Teachers’ opinions about ICT use for learning ICT use impact on teachers’ own practice

Design of the survey Questionnaires design 2 student questionnaires ISCED 2ISCED 3 gen 1 single teacher questionnaire ISCED 1ISCED 2 ISCED 3 gen 1 single school head questionnaire ISCED 1ISCED 2ISCED 3 gen ISCED 3 voc

Design of the survey DomainsQuestionnaires Strategy to use ICT for better learningSH T ICT equipment access and frequency of use at schoolSH T S ICT equipment access and frequency of use out of school S School and teaching organisation using ICTSH T Use of ICT for teachingSH T Use of ICT in learning S Learning processes and impact of ICT use on teaching T S Learning processes and impact of ICT use on learning T S Opinions and attitudes about ICT use in teachingSH T Opinions and attitudes about ICT use in learningSH T S Personal informationSH T S SH= school head T= teacher S= student

Survey: approach Retain items from previous surveys (EU2002, 2005) –Trends, progression Closed questions Completion time: –Students 20 minutes –Heads/teachers 30 minutes Facts/opinions Descriptive/explanatory data Clarity of language Piloting