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The use of new technologies to improve the quality of public education - Reflections on technologies in education

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Education is the basis of a development process and, in order to achieve greater quality, one of the fundamental factors is the use of technology in teaching and learning mechanisms. In this context, it is the school's mission to prepare for this complex reality in the face of the challenges of technology-mediated education. It is necessary to discuss the issues of internet access, teaching materials, teacher training and public policies in order to identify the main difficulties faced by teachers, students and technicians in the face of these mechanisms. In this study, the author presents an analysis of "the use of technology to improve the quality of public education", reflecting on the mismatch in the insertion of these technologies into the classroom in public schools.

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Cleusa Maria Pasetto Stochero es licenciada en Letras por la Universidad Federal de Santa María (UFSM) y especialista en Comunicación e Información Educativa por el Colegio São Luís. Tiene un máster del Programa de Postgrado en Patrimonio Cultural de la UFSM. Ha trabajado en Educación a Distancia como Tutora e Investigadora. Actualmente es Profesora Mediadora.

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Authors Cleusa Maria Pasetto Stochero
Publisher Our Knowledge Publishing
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 25.09.2023
 
EAN 9786206484288
ISBN 9786206484288
No. of pages 52
Subject Guides > Law, job, finance > Training, job, career

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