Abstract

The Integration of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in Teaching and Learning in Government and Private Preschools in Malaysia

Highlights

  • This paper draws on a study which is part of a research project that surveys the differences in Information Communication Technology (ICT) integration in preschool teaching and learning between government and private

  • Mean scores indicated that the level of knowledge and skills of teachers in using projectors for government preschool teachers (M = 2.15) is at a moderate level compared to private preschool teachers (M = 1.18) which is at a low level

  • The level of knowledge and skills in using smartphones for government preschool teachers (M = 2.67) is at a high level compared to private preschool teachers (M = 2.36) which is at a moderate level

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Introduction

This paper draws on a study which is part of a research project that surveys the differences in ICT integration in preschool teaching and learning between government and private. Realizing on the importance of education for these children, the government has opened up opportunities for parents to make a choice whether to send their children to public or private preschools (Yin, 2018). Problem Statement and Literature Review The purpose of preschool education is to develop the potential of children as a whole, through fun, creative and meaningful environment and activities (Ministry of Education Malaysia, 2017). This is to improve skills and self-confidence with the current situation, abel to overcome challenges and carry responsibilities while in primary school later (Mohamed, et al, 2014). The main question is, do preschool teachers have a sufficient level of knowledge and skills as well as readiness to perform this task

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