This lesson explores the notion of what teachers should know about
computing and electronic technology. This is particulary preplexing because of
the rate of change and the lack of time teachers have to engage in
learning. In this lesson, you are first asked to identify what you think are
the three most important things teachers should know about computing. Next
you will listen to a short narrated slide presentation, and finally you
will be asked if you agree or disagree with the narrator and to defend your
answer. We will discuss your responses next week.
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Note: The slide presentation requires Netscape Navigator 2.0 or newer (or Microsoft Internet Explorer 2.0 or newer) and RealAudio with at least a 28.8l modem. You may download the latest versions of Netscape Navigator and the Real Player (be sure to install and configure them before trying to run the slide presentation!), or use one of the computers in the Robinson Lab to complete this assignment. |