Teacher-Education Student Perceptions For Stages Of Concern Related To Integrating Technology
Virginia Horak Quadrini
University of West Florida Libraries
Doctor of Education (EDD), University of West Florida
2013
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Abstract
In this study, research includes support for technology integration in the classroom. The National Education Technology Plan Summary (2010) included research to support the requirement of teachers to integrate technology into instruction. Teacher-education student programs need to include additional training for integrating technology into instruction while also supporting new pedagogies and student learning in the content areas (U's. Department of Education, 2009). In this current research study, teacher-education concerns related to integration of technology into instruction is measurable using the Concerns-Based Adoption Model (CBAM). The CBAM design is from Fuller and Case (1969) and modified by Hall and Hord in 2006. The research instrument includes demographic information such as student status and generational groupings. The researcher surveyed undergraduate and graduate teacher-education students who were in the student-teaching phase of their program. The current research study includes concern perceptions related to student status and generational groupings, although there were no statistically significant differences across the concern levels. Generation Y participants were more receptive to the integration of technology into instruction than Generation X and Baby Boomers.
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Title
Teacher-Education Student Perceptions For Stages Of Concern Related To Integrating Technology
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Dissertation
Contributors
Jill T. White (Committee Chair)
Karen L Rasmussen (Committee Member)
Byron C Havard (Committee Member) - University of West Florida, School of Education