Titlebook: Upon What Does the Turtle Stand?; Rethinking Education Aharon Aviram,Janice Richardson Book 2005 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2005

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Digital Inclusion in Brazil the excluded sectors of our population. The existing inequality in access to computers in Brazil reflects a form of social apartheid, and private initiatives that strive for technological inclusion are making all the difference in the complex process of creating equity in our society.

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their views on the use of information and communication technology (ICT) in education, offering valuable insights through the examination of current issues relevant to the future of education. What will education be in tomorrow’s world? How can ICT be used without rendering education a purely techni

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Literacy, or the Art of Integration high-level skills, sophisticated strategies and a sustained effort from the school management or leadership. Finally, some examples are provided of research and integration initiatives in Luxembourg.

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Confronting the Challenge of the Information and Knowledge Society in Developing Countriesnce of ICT across the globe. This chapter will argue that only education can ensure the task of preparing citizens not only to use ICT tools, but also for the changes in modes of operation and culture that these will bring. It examines the reasons and mechanisms with which Morocco has responded to t

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The Turtle Stands on an Emerging Educational Paradigmducational reform are given and empirical data from recent national and international assessments are used to estimate what elements of this rhetoric are accepted by educational practitioners. The fuzzy character of the reform discussions is reviewed as well as potential implications for research.

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Portable Computing Challenges Schoolingn to more students. Developments in ICT have led to the emergence of low-cost high-powered portable computers, and improvements in the capabilities and operation of computer networks that may unlock more of the potential for computers to support learning in schools. This chapter explains why I think

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Professional Development for Teachers and Quality in School Educationhool life. A major obstacle to meaningful educational change is the obsolete structures of prevailing professional development processes for teachers. This is evidenced in the inappropriate sectarian division between pre-service and in-service teacher training. This chapter argues for a radical chan