Titlebook: Cross National Policies and Practices on Computers in Education; Tjeerd Plomp,Ronald E. Anderson,Georgia Kontogiann Book 1996 Springer Sci

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Justus Engelfried Prof. Dr.,Sebastian Zahnndard. Students can take optional subjects, and each school can expand the list of optional subjects. The policy for computerization is focussed on all of Latvia’s schools, but in the first stage of implementation activities, the priority has been given to the middle schools.

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Introduction, on a large scale, the first stage of a technological innovation which is unprecedented in its scope. Many countries were facing questions about the possible and desired roles of computers in education. What should be the place of computers in the schools? Is there a need for separate courses in com

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Cross-National Perspectives on Inequity in Computer Education,l bases, face different learning opportunities related to information technology? How are these differences distributed across the countries represented in this anthology? When are these differences seen as unjust or discriminatory? What educational policies and practices exist in different countrie

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The Austrian Context of Computers in Education,parliament, where a two-thirds majority vote is required to pass important school laws. The Federal Minister for Education decides about curricula and teacher training. The federal government also directly or indirectly pays for nearly all teachers, schoolbooks, and transportation to and from the sc