The SAMR model

The SAMR Model.

 

 Education in the 21st century has seen an revolutionary change in the way that learning content is being delivered. The focus on using ICT's to deliver content has seen in recent times(due to the current global pandemic) its justification of use in the educational context. 

I believe that the global pandemic has shown educational institutions that the use of ICT's allow for students to openly collaborate with their peers and communicate in a safe space while still actively participating in learning content that is delivered online by the teacher. This practice identifies the lower levels of blooms taxonomy.

By using the SAMR model, teachers can use the 4 main key focuses of substitution, argumentation, modification and redefinition then breaking them into transformation and enhancement. This allows for teachers integrate and incorporate technology in to learning and break down tasks into manageable steps.

 I think the SAMR model would be a fantastic strategy and tool to use in design and technology. This would allow for students to integrate the ICT's by embedding their current knowledge and concepts through using blogs to collaborate with their peers and the wider community also current stakeholders.



References:

SAMR Model: A Practical Guide for EdTech Integration | Schoology


















 

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