The developments in ICT over the past two decades possibly represent the greatest opportunities for and challenges to the formal educational process. This article inevitably takes a fairly conservative view since it assumes that schools and teachers will continue to operate in the medium term in the same way they do now, however it provides a comprehensive review of the skills required of the trainee teacher preparing to go into schools where the provision and use of computers and other ICT resources can be highly variable between different institutions. Detailed insight is given regarding the training processes operating within particular institutions and downloads are provided of teaching materials used - to provide stimulating ideas that may be adapted (or rejected) for use elsewhere.
WE INDIANS
Sunday, 10 December 2017
Monday, 30 October 2017
ICT in SCIENCE and TECHNOLOGY
Developing countries today face a wide range of needs, from more secure food supplies to cheap and effective medicines. One factor that almost all these needs have in common is that satisfying them adequately will not occur without the use of modern science. These same countries also face a range of political dilemmas—such as whether to accept the growing of genetically modified crops or how to adapt to the impact of climate change—that also require a knowledge of science, albeit of a slightly different nature. From both points of view, development can be characterised as the process of putting scientific and technical knowledge into practice. Conversely, it is important that building the capacity to absorb and make use of scientific and technical knowledge must be placed at the heart of the development aid efforts if these are to be successful in achieving their goals.
At the same time, it is important that the practice of science communication reflects the fact that it takes place in social context. In other words, it is not just a question of conveying information, but also of engaging the potential users of that information. The need is to encourage dialogue and eventually to empower those to whom the information is being provided so that this information can be applied in a practical and useful way.
Thursday, 17 August 2017
hi Guys ,
its an old but proud moment for our Indians
its an old but proud moment for our Indians
Our army & Respected Talpade sir
Eight years before the experiment of Late Wright brothers , the experiment of flying an aeroplane was successfully done in Girgaon seashore (chowpatty) by a certain INDIAN scientist name Late Shivkar Babuji Talpade with the help of book YANTRASARVASVA written by sage Bharadwaj . At the time of experiment ,noted personalities like Barrister Jaikar , his highness Sayaji Gaikwad were present . Unfortunately this imp incident was ignored . Mercury as well as Solar energy was used as fuel by Respected Talpade for aeroplane .At present , NASA uses the same fuel for its experiment....
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