TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION EFFECTS ON TEACHERS’ ACHIEVEMENT

Naji Saleh ()
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Naji Saleh: Carmel College, Israel

Economy and Sociology, 2015, issue 1, 31-35

Abstract: This article investigates the effects of technology integration on teachers’ achievement. The previous literature in this regard was reviewed and a sample of teachers was chosen from 7-9 grade teachers. The sample consisted of 50 teachers males and females with different years of experience and different number of training courses. The questionnaire included paragraphs about the effect of technology integration on their achievement in school and in teaching. The results showed a great effect of technology integration on teachers’ achievement. The results also showed no differences attributed to teacher’s gender and that there were differences attributed to teacher’s years of experience and number of training courses. The article shows the aspects in which the achievement of teachers was influenced by technology integration.

Keywords: ICT; Teacher’s development; technology integration; teacher’s achievement. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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