Journal of Information Technology for Teacher Education

1994 Volume 3, Number 1

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Number of articles: 4

A Reflection on the Relationship between Technology and Teacher Education: Synergy or Separate Entities?

Betty Collis

Teacher education (TE) refers too infrequently to computer related technology. Much computer-related TE is simulated and delivered by non-teacher educators. The paper discusses the lack of... More

pp. 7-25

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Exploring Teaching Techniques via a Microcomputer Simulation

Harold R. Strang & Sara D. Moore

Describes a study that defined the principal techniques preservice teachers applied when completing specific microcomputer simulations. Analysis of simulation performance scores yielded three... More

pp. 27-37

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Student Teachers, Mentors and Information Technology

Graeme Easdown

Reports a study that investigated how a preservice teacher education program affected the development of student teachers' understanding of the role of information technology (IT) in the history... More

pp. 63-78

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Predicting Computer Literacy: How Do the Technological Experiences of Schoolchildren Predict Their Computer-Based Problem-Solving Skills?

Jean Underwood

Researchers observed relationships between exposure to home electronic technologies and classroom disposition and performance in secondary school students. Interviews to determine computer literacy... More

pp. 115-26

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