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ICT, Education, Transformation, and Economic Development: an analysis of the US National Education Technology Plan

  • Us development of education (office of educational technology, 2010) released a draft of the National Educational Technology Plan.
  • The NETP calls for a transformation of America education.
  • It'll bring access to teachers, students and broadband connectivity.
  • Recommendations to the NETP are made as part of a constellation related to other components of the education system.

ICT, Education, Transformation, and Economic Development

Five sorts of research are reviewed in this article:
  1. Macroeconomic research -->Macroeconomic trends: shifting by manufacturing to information economy
  2. Microeconomic research --> Microeconomic trends: changes in business organization and practices.
  3. Labor market and workforce studies
  4. Studies showing patterns of the everyday ICT use in American life
  5. Studies showing that American schools are not using ICT in a significant way or providing youth with the experiences and skills they need to enter the information economy.

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Given the massive changes in the economy and society, the significant technological resources available in American homes, and the impressive technological skills and experiences that young people bring with them to school, how well are schools preparing our youth for the information economy and knowledge society that they will live in during the 21th century? The answer is "not well at al".

 


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