ARION - Programm der Europäischen Union
Besuch vom 3. bis 7. März 1997 in Rendsburg
Die Teilnehmer
Andrea Tapsfield, GB, Judith Gain, GB, Laudomia Benedetti, I Grazyna Gregorczyk, PL, John Bushnell, GB, Michael Montgomery, UK, Riny Spoelders, B, Jos Saenen, NL, Hubert Prigl, A, Egon Bößner, A
Verantwortlich für den Besuch waren Anneke Schröder-Dijkstra vom Bildungsministerium in Kiel und Wolfgang Biel von den Beruflichen Schulen Rendsburg, Gewerbe, Technik, Landwirtschaft
Emerging Issues
The experiences in Schleswig Holstein (SH) have been instructive and valuable in forming judgements and comparisons across the participating countries. Here we are not reflecting on the overall position of what we saw in SH within the Federal structure of Germany. We wish to reflect on our experiences and set out a series of issues which may be of value to member states in the:
These issues are ranked under the following headings:
1. Effective use of IT
Why should IT be used? To enable students to:
How should IT be used?
Where should IT be used?
Resource Implications
2. Training of teachers
"In just a few years' time there will be two types of teacher: one who uses IT and the other who is retired" (A group member)
The key questions are whether there should be:
3. Impact of new technologies on teaching and learning.
Key considerations are: