Lesson 3
Educational
Technology in the Asia Pacific Region
New Zealand
Strategy
It foresees schools to be:
Singapore
Learning resources
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Malaysia
Hong Kong
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Australia
- Fast local and wide
area networks linking school across the state and territory
- Substantial
number of computers in schools, ensuring adequate access
- Continuing teacher
training in the use of technology for instruction
- Technical
support to each school
- Sufficient hardware
and software
- Digital library
resources
- Technology
demonstration as models for school
DISCUSSION
1. How do
Philippine schools compare with schools in progressive countries in the Asia
Pacific region?
Ø
The schools in the Philippines are still developing
but it isn’t not progressing much due to the lack of support and funding of
government to education. Other Asia Pacific regions are more progressive due to
support of the government for the progression of their education…
2. The
plan of the department of education is to supply computers to public elementary
and high schools at a ratio of 1 schools-1 computer. How adequate or inadequate
do you find this plan considering that the public school system in the
Philippines has an average of 1,000 students in each school?
Ø
The DEPED’s plan is really inadequate because
1,000 students cannot learn by just using one computer. It a lot more effective
if the school and government provide enough computers in the school so learners
can practice on how can they the computer properly.
3. What
can be the proposed so that the Philippines can cope up with its neighbors on
IT education?
Ø So that our country Philippines can cope up
with its neighbors on IT education, it is better to have more advanced
technologies. It is better to educate students starting from elementary on the
computers we are using so that they may be able to use it in the future since
we are in a modern generation. The Government should support and gives funds
in the progression of education. Many countries are progressing due to the
development of their education. If the government does this, we could easily
cope up with our neighboring countries.
4. Filipinos,
including students, are hooked up on cell phone texting. Is this enough for
information skills literacy for our citizens and youths? Mention the benefits
and disadvantages of our texting culture.
- Text Messaging is silent communication between two individuals. You can send text messages to each other without other people being able to hear what is being said. Text messaging has its advantages than over making a regular phone call on your cell phone. They enable you the privacy to exchange messages with each other without fear of other people knowing what you and another individual are talking about. You can also send pictures in text messages instantly. But there are a lot of disadvantages of texting. Texting can be addictive, some student instead of studying, they’re more focus on texting. Another disadvantage is being illiterate, if a person is used to texting by the use of jejemon, he / she be used on writing on a wrong grammar.