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Project methods & ICT

Project methods & ICT. for TRANSPRO course Inverness 2001. The Role of ICT in Evolution of Pedagogy. Instructive concept programmed methods standards and concreted curriculum knowledge based education drill divided subject divided lessons students divided by age all do the same

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Project methods & ICT

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  1. Project methods & ICT for TRANSPRO course Inverness 2001 BoBr for TRANSPRO course Inverness 2001 strana 1

  2. The Role of ICT in Evolution of Pedagogy • Instructive concept • programmed methods • standards and concreted curriculum • knowledge based education • drill • divided subject • divided lessons • students divided by age • all do the same • mistakes are punished • testing and marking • discipline is most important • teacher as the highest authority • teacher as a source of information • closed school • not so big danger of external influence • Constructive concept • project methods • topic oriented curriculum • task based education • self guided work • connected subject • connected lessons • students divided by abilities • individual work • mistakes causes own development • words based evaluation • interest is most important • teacher as guide and helper • many sources of information • open school • danger of external influence information  knowledge  intelligence  wisdom (Eliot) BoBr for TRANSPRO course Inverness 2001 strana 2

  3. Poor usage of technology Technology could support many different ways of using technology !!!(Turkle) • Intention to use ICT everywhere for everything (Stoll). • Intention to support old-fashioned (instructive) methods (David). • Intention to change teachers by computers. • Implementation of ICT without teacher preparation (Cuban). • Overweight the easiness of access to information (Postman). • Edutainment – learning must be funny (Bly). • Danger to catch interest to a top of topic only (McKenzie). • Access to inappropriate materials BoBr for TRANSPRO course Inverness 2001 strana 3

  4. Well usage of technology • Technology could increase education (Lesgold) – projects could serve as good example (Papert): Culture: Benni It’s me Dream Festivals Roger The Day Ms Hos Art: Trees E-me CyberSnow Tesco Monster MIDI Science: Boiling Point Globe North RoadKill Genetics Noon Stain Magnetism Light Robotic Mars Shuttle/Mir Airplane Others: Geogame Explorers Kidlympics Galápagos Sumatra Antarctica Guess Who Holocaust Zichronam Camp 3D H. Rights Lascaux Technology itself could not guarantee success !!! (Piaget, David) BoBr for TRANSPRO course Inverness 2001 strana 4

  5. PROMISE ? Global (holistic) view what the place of human beings in world is. Albert Einstein Albert Schweitzer Marshal McLuhan Nicholas Negroponte Karl Pribram Lev S. Vygotsky Herbert G. Wells BoBr for TRANSPRO course Inverness 2001 strana 5

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