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Computer Fundamentals

Computer Fundamentals: Students are introduced to the basics of computers, including hardware, software, operating systems, and computer networks..

Software Applications

Training in various software applications like Microsoft Office suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.), graphics software, programming tools, and educational software.

Educational Technology:

SLearning about the effective use of educational technology in the classroom to enhance the learning experience of students. This includes using interactive whiteboards, projectors, e-learning platforms, and educational apps.

Teaching Pedagogy: Understanding different teaching techniques, lesson planning, classroom management, and student assessment strategies specifically tailored to computer education. Internet and Web Technologies: Exploring web-related topics, including web browsing, web design, online safety, and integrating web resources into teaching. Programming and Coding: Introducing basic programming languages and coding concepts, enabling teachers to introduce computational thinking to students. Digital Literacy: Focusing on developing digital literacy skills among students, which includes effective internet usage, online research, and data literacy. Educational Psychology: Understanding the cognitive and emotional aspects of students to create a positive and supportive learning environment. Teaching Practice: Hands-on experience in a classroom setting to practice the acquired teaching skills under the guidance of experienced mentors. Educational Policies and Practices: Familiarity with educational policies and standards related to computer education, as well as staying updated with the latest trends and developments in the field.