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The Internet and moder teachin of biology / natural science

Vesna Kostović Vranješ ; Filozofski fakultet u Splitu, Hrvatska


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It is due to a quick and simple access to an unlimited quantity of information, possibilities of using the existing educational programmes and adapting their contents to the requirements of teaching, that the Internet improves the learning process at primary, secondary and university levels, thereby providing a basis for a completely novel approach to learning. It further opens doors to new knowledge, media and technologies. Within this context our aim has been to establish to what extent 1st and 3rd year students (teacher training college and those attending two-course study programmes of biology, chemistry and marine ecology respectively) used the Internet through their secondary education, as well as how much they are still using it, particularly in mastering the teaching contents related to biology and natural sciences. By means of a questionnaire entitled “Teaching of Biology and Additional Sources of Knowledge”on a sample of 181 examinees it has been found that the Internet is very rarely used as an additional source of information. Our findings regarding relations and differences with independent variables may be taken as a consequence of personal interests and preferences, as well as competences of individual students, rather than a result of consistent and systematic use of the Internet in our educational institutions.

Ključne riječi

biology; The Internet; faculty / university; natural science and teaching process; secondary school

Hrčak ID:

82412

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/82412

Datum izdavanja:

30.12.2010.

Podaci na drugim jezicima: hrvatski

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