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Article Title
DOI
10.14221/ajte.1984v9n2.2
Abstract
Clearly, there are many issues that need consideration when one seeks to analyse the role of computers in education. For example, how might computers best support the teaching/learning process given what we know about learning and teaching; what effects will computer technology have on school curriculum; how will presently employed teachers come to grips with this technological change; is all this talk about computer technology and the impact on education relevant anyway - is it more than a fad? In this paper I want to discusss the curriculum implications of computer technology for the infants and primary school. In particular I will attempt to give answers to each of the following questions. what impact are computers having on the school curriculum now; how is the curriculum likely to change in the near future; and what do these changes mean for undergraduate teacher education programs?
Recommended Citation
Hall, N.
(1984).
Computers in Undergraduate Teacher Education Programs.
Australian Journal of Teacher Education, 9(2).
http://dx.doi.org/10.14221/ajte.1984v9n2.2