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Broomhall, Edward; Gardner, Jenny – 1996
This paper focuses on the implications of the Level 1 Technology curriculum for children in Australia. In theory, the outcomes in the curriculum profile could provide useful learning experiences. However, undue emphasis is placed on the designing, making, and appraising components, which have the potential to push young children beyond their state…
Descriptors: Appropriate Technology, Creativity, Curriculum Development, Developmental Stages
Pucel, David J. – 1992
Changes in society and work have led to reconsideration of the role schools should play in preparing students to become technologically literate. Technological literacy is part of cultural literacy. Technologically literate people have common sense knowledge of technology, understanding how technology evolves to satisfy human needs. The role of…
Descriptors: Appropriate Technology, Curriculum Development, General Education, Junior High Schools
Pucel, David J. – 1992
Technology education should be part of the general education of all students for the following reasons: (1) technological literacy is important in preparing people for life and work; (2) technological literacy must be based on sensory as well as language-based learning; and (3) technology is unique in the school curriculum. The content of…
Descriptors: Appropriate Technology, Curriculum Development, General Education, Intermediate Grades
Johnson, Marvin L. – 1992
Technology can be an effective educational device if it is part of a well-conceived plan blending together other factors that also positively influence achievement. The body of research documenting the benefits of integrating technology into academic programs grows each day, particularly concerning the use of calculators and computers in the…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Advanced Courses, Appropriate Technology, Calculators