Education and Computing
1991 Volume 7, Number 3
Table of Contents
Number of articles: 5
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Computer-Using Teachers in a New Decade
Margaret L. Niess
Guideline competencies were developed for elementary, middle school, and high school teachers, computer teachers, and curriculum coordinators and compared with earlier guideline competencies. This ... More
pp. 151-56
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Effective Computing in Education: Teachers, Tools and Training
Ronald G. Ragsdale
Arguing that the results of tool applications of microcomputers in school and business settings are often disappointing, this paper discusses the assumptions underlying tool application in computer... More
pp. 157-66
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Six Years of Computer Penetration into Primary Education: The Case of Israel
Daniel Millin & Ben Zion Barta
Introduction of microcomputer technology into Israeli elementary schools in the 1980s resulted in a need for national policy for teachers' education and support, guidelines for computer-assisted... More
pp. 171-78
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Consensus on Computers in Education: Do Teachers, Parents and Pupils Share the Same Expectations and Attitudes towards Computers?
Rolf Kristiansen
Data were collected in 1990 from teachers, parents, and students in elementary and lower secondary schools on their attitudes toward information and educational technology. The study was designed... More
pp. 199-207
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A Developmental Approach to Teacher Training
June L. Wright & Suzanne Thouvenelle
Based on an understanding of student characteristics and learning processes, the teacher training model described provides for the integration of microcomputers and computer-assisted instruction... More
pp. 223-29
