The Teaching and Learning of ICT at Primary School Level in Mauritius - Jhurree, Vikashkumar
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Mauritius saw the introduction of ICT as a subject in all primary schools in 2003. As a consequence, ICT teachers were recruited, trained and posted in schools. At that time, the necessary ICT infrastructure in schools was inadequate and teacher support materials were almost non-existent. The situation stirred an outcry on the part of parents and disillusionment among ICT teachers. There was a common belief that children were turning away from computers and that there was a rampant dislike for ICT as a subject in schools. Among this hurly burly, no one seemed to have paid enough attention to…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Mauritius saw the introduction of ICT as a subject in all primary schools in 2003. As a consequence, ICT teachers were recruited, trained and posted in schools. At that time, the necessary ICT infrastructure in schools was inadequate and teacher support materials were almost non-existent. The situation stirred an outcry on the part of parents and disillusionment among ICT teachers. There was a common belief that children were turning away from computers and that there was a rampant dislike for ICT as a subject in schools. Among this hurly burly, no one seemed to have paid enough attention to what the pupils had to say about their learning experiences in the ICT classroom. This book is based on a study conducted to understand and offer explanations for primary pupils perceptions of their ICT classroom environment, their attitudes towards it and their motivation to follow the ICT class. The effect of ICT teachers job satisfaction on pupils perceptions, attitudes and motivation has also been investigated. The report paints a picture that is different from the common belief.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Jhurree holds a PhD in Sociology, PG Certificate in Professional Studies, M.Ed in Educational Technology and MSc in Computing. He is currently a senior lecturer at the Mauritius Institute of Education (MIE). He designs and implements training programs for pre-service and in-service teachers in the use of ICT as a teaching and learning tool.