Thursday, November 22, 2012

Instruction technology


Instruction technology
 
1.     What is your own definition for IT?

Instruction technology is integrated process that include individuals, methods and ideas, tools and regulations that followed to analyzing problems , devise appropriate solutions and their implementation, evaluation, and the managed in situations where education meaningful and directed can be controlled. Therefore, it is manage components of the educational system, and development. It is modern methods used by the teacher to facilitate lessons for students so that simplifies and facilitates information in a manner understandable to the student as it contains techniques  that addresses the human mind and further sight to attract students focused and understanding. In addition, "IT aims to promote the application of validated, practical procedures in the design and delivery of instruction. It is often defined either in terms of media and other technology used (e.g. audiovisual media and equipment and computers), or in terms of a systematic process which encompasses instructional design, development, delivery and evaluation"(1).

2.     What is the relationship between IT and the teaching aids?

Teaching aids are specific tools, equipment and machine for the teacher while instruction technology is an integrated system includes human opinions, ideas, working methods, management and so on. All these work to increase the efficiency of the educational process.

Teaching aids is an integral part of the instruction technology. It is a component of the comprehensive educational system, while instruction technology is the approach work, developed thinking, a way of thinking and problem solving.

Teaching aids are the tools and materials, devices, and locations employed by the teacher inside or outside the school as part of a plan to activate the role of the learner and convert abstract information significantly and lead to achieving educational goals.
Instruction technology is a process that employs a systems approach in educational situations in an effort to planning, implementation and evaluation, with the assistance of human resources and other human and based on the results of research in the field of teaching and learning in order to achieve educational goals."

3.     What is the impact of IT on your role as a teacher?

My role as a teacher is getting knowledge through research and the use of these techniques and see all new in the world of technology. Because I able to use and deal with technology that use in classroom which increases with me the love of creativity and realistic view of the techniques and science together. Also it saves time, effort and money to providing information. For example, bringing the map to the class offers to geography teacher the difficulty of drawing is in the board. On the other hand, if I want to give a lecture about the life of elephant, I can show a video about that instead of buying a lot of equipment to explain its life. It give the teacher the ability to distinguish objects displayed to the students and help the teacher to teach students specific skills such as the correct pronunciation and development of the student's tendencies to learn and strengthen their positive attitudes. The teacher can train the students in organized thinking and solving the problem.

As the number of the educators and increase, the teacher need big effort to performance his/her role. Such as raised his/her voice and intensify monitoring for control, or the need for further clarification and explanation and repetition, until there is a level of understanding. So teacher uses teaching aids such as the use of loudspeakers and the need to stimuli technical measures to attention, maintain calm, and the use of video projectors and paintings for explanation and clarification.

"Instruction advanced technology could significantly affect the role of teachers, as well as the structure of schools and classrooms. The use of instructional technology changes the teacher’s role from expert to facilitator. In addition, instruction is no longer limited to the school building or classroom. For example, students can take courses from a global satellite feed or on the Internet. Learning can take place at home, at work, or anywhere else that has the capacity for a television, phone, or computer". (2)
(2)   http://www.funderstanding.com/educators/instructional-technology/

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