What do you think this ICT Essentials for teachers

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What do you think this ICT Essentials for teachers will help our Teachers ? .BY Celestin NTUZIBAGIRWE with Bachelor in ICT and Teacher of computer science at GS GICURA Importance of ICT essentials for teachers

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What do you think  this ICT Essentials for teachers will help our Teachers ? …………………………………………………………….BY
Celestin NTUZIBAGIRWE with Bachelor in ICT and Teacher of computer science at GS GICURA<br>
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Importance of ICT essentials for teachers Interactivity
Content delivery/revision
Managing learning and resources
Collaboration
Communication
Sense of cohort
Variety of teaching and learning preferences
Formative and summative assessment<br>
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How does this help? Allows students more control of their own learning
Allows lecturers to guide more, teach less
Allows student to build up knowledge, and become part of the teaching process
Can provide some really engaging learning experiences
Teachers can provide “scaffolding” and safety nets
“At risk” students can be identified more quickly
Collaborating can be very well supported<br>