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The core of this thesis is to investigate the perceptions of teachers in Further Education (FE) when dealing with the continuous change caused by the expansion of information and learning technology (ILT). This thesis also identifies the potential links between the increase in the range and availability of learning technology and the development of self- directed and student -centred learning. It explores the perceptions of practicing teachers with reference to their personal development and if such development indicates compliance with adult learning theory.The research regards teachers as a…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The core of this thesis is to investigate the perceptions of teachers in Further Education (FE) when dealing with the continuous change caused by the expansion of information and learning technology (ILT). This thesis also identifies the potential links between the increase in the range and availability of learning technology and the development of self- directed and student -centred learning. It explores the perceptions of practicing teachers with reference to their personal development and if such development indicates compliance with adult learning theory.The research regards teachers as a unique group of adult learners with a wide range of experience, qualifications and entry routes into the profession.
Autorenporträt
Dr Martin P Killeen, after graduating as an electrical engineer, spent nearly ten years in industry before he entered the world of education at Loughborough College nearly 25 years ago where he still works as a manager.