Understanding ICT

What does ICT stand for?

• Information and Computer Technology

• Information and Communication Technology

• Integrated Communication Technology

• International Computer Training

ICT primarily focuses on the use of:

• Traditional teaching

• Digital tools and communication

• Physical books

• Handwriting methods

A benefit of ICT in education is:

• Limited access to resources

• Interactive learning opportunities

• Reduced communication

• Teacher-centered

ICT supports "lifelong learning" by providing:

• static textbooks

• digital resources accessible anytime

• only classroom notes

• limited materials

What is the main purpose of ICT in education?

• Replace teachers

• Support and enhance learning

• Eliminate traditional books

• Limit communication

E-learning refers to:

• Learning through electronic devices and internet

• Exclusively face-to-face classes

• Paper-based Education

• Teacher-centered education

The use of ICT helps students become:

• Passive learners

• Independent and active learners

• Dependent on memorization

• Limited in critical thinking

Which is NOT a benefit of ICT in teaching?

• Improves access to information

• Encourages collaboration

• Reduces learning opportunities

• Enhances communication

ICT can help teachers by:

• Providing digital lesson resources

• Limiting creativity

• Making teaching harder

• Discouraging participation

Using ICT in teaching requires teachers to be

• digitally literate

• computer literate

• resistant to technology

• dependent on textbooks