TEACHERS, TECHNOLOGY, AND TRAINING: ADULT EDUCATION: A BRIEF REVIEW OF LITERATURE USING A TEMPLATE OF PERSPECTIVES.

From: International Journal of Instructional Media | Date: January 1, 1998| Author: DONLEVY, JAMES G.; DONLEVY, TIA RICE | Copyright information

Writings on education fall within four major perspectives. These are technological, psychological, and sociological. The technological perspective is characterized by concerns of the business community. These writings focus on raising academic standards and achievement levels for all students. The psychological perspective involves the promotion of developmentally appropriate instruction.

INTRODUCTION

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