Satpaeva Nurgul, Karimov Zhanat
Almaty, Kazakhstan
Advantages
and disadvantages of IT technologies in the educational process
Introduction of
information technologies in the educational process today is complicated mainly
by the fact that teachers and adult learners are faced with the problem of time
"inconsistencies", arising from the differences between the older and
younger generations in the degree of efficiency of development of the
information space. In addition, students in their quest for the study of
computer (including the Internet), and other technologies are more focused on
entertainment component of the information process, rather than training.
Program as
"brain receptors" youth strictly educational activity as a dominant
extremely problematic. At the same time the teachers themselves because of the
low level of technical knowledge or excessive conservatism apply information
technology in the learning process to a greater extent "under duress"
than to support the educational material, its imaging [4,5].
Consider the
advantages and disadvantages of the use of information technology in the space
of an educational institution.
The Advantages:
1. Time efficiency of
the educational process.
This fact could not
affect the effectiveness of the teacher. Unprecedented opportunity to return to
the old lecture material and operational training through new electronic
technologies, rather than manual labor gives additional time to pedagogical
creativity and self-education teacher. Also important is the psychological
component, such as a vacation.
2. Forming
partnerships between teacher and students.
An important factor
in the success of the educational process that will arise as the relationship
of the teacher and students. Establish trusting relationships contribute to the
application of new methods of learning, such as heuristic and problematic.
Gainful employment and a teaching student in both cases is aimed at
cooperation, team work, joint search for solutions.
3. The possibility of
obtaining "convertible education."
Unique technological
skills that the student gains today certain guarantees its professional demand
in the labor market tomorrow.
"Convertible
education" at the moment it becomes synonymous with quality education.
4. Improving the
quality control of the learning process. By measuring levels of student
achievement and their subsequent comparison with the requirements of
educational standards has become possible to identify potential students and
teacher qualification rate. Resulting in a complete picture of the
effectiveness or ineffectiveness of the educational process.
Disadvantages:
1. The negative
impact on the body and the human psyche.
Excessive work at the
computer triggers the development of diseases such as hypertension, a disease of
the musculoskeletal system, stable myopia, coronary heart disease, kidney
disease and urinary tract, as well as impotence and frigidity. Among the mental
illnesses - depression [7, 15].
2. Additional access
to information that is not related to the educational process. The vast
majority of students, who have not attained the age of majority, gives his
clear preference for entertainment, but not educational component of
information technology [4, 60].
3. Obscuring personal
factors related to the internal potential teacher [4, 53].
Technical component
begins to prevail over the personal component in the educational process.
Internal capacity of the teacher cannot be as involved in the learning space
due to the inability to compete with the all-knowing machine, whose
"memory" placed the entire experience of human civilization.
Thus, the development
and the transition to the use of information technology in the educational
process is the essence of dynamic processes in education. The mission of colleges
at all levels of vocational education training centers has advanced
knowledge-based information technology innovation and implementation of this
knowledge in professional activities.
Now the priority is given to communicativeness, interactivities, authenticities of dialogue, to language studying in the cultural context, autonomy and a training humanisation. The given principles do possible development of the intercultural competence as component of the communicative abilities. In the given work attempt to reveal a way is undertaken and ways of optimisation of educational process by means of technologies the Internet.Ultimate goal of training to foreign languages is teaching to free orientation in the environment speaking another language and to ability adequately to react in various situations, that is to dialogue. New sights at result of training promoted occurrence of new technologies and refusal from become outdated. Today new techniques with use of Internet resources are opposed to traditional teaching of foreign languages. Traditional concept associates first of all with learning of rules and performance of the language exercises, that is “with conversations about the language instead of dialogue in the language”.Internet use in the communicative approach is motivated as well as possible: its purpose concludes in the interest of the students in studying of a foreign language by means of accumulation and expansion of their knowledge and experience. Students should be ready to use language for the real communications out of employment, for example, during visitings of the country of the studied language, during reception of foreign visitors of the house, at correspondence, at an exchange of audio-and videocassettes, results of tasks, etc. Communicative training to language by means of the Internet underlines the importance of development of ability of students and their desire it is exact and to a place to use a studied foreign language for effective dialogue. Paramount value is given to understanding, transfer of the meaning and to sense expression, and studying of structure and the foreign language vocabulary serves this purpose. In addition to communicative requirements it is necessary for students to master a work technique on the Internet, to be more responsible for their own learning. They need to develop ability to cope with situation when their language resources are insufficiently adequate; to have good educational skills; ability to estimate own speech and successes, and also the ability to define and resolve educational problems. Teaching in original language the Internet helps with formation of abilities and skills of informal conversation, and also in teaching of vocabulary and grammar providing original interest and, hence, efficiency.Moreover, the Internet develops skills, important not only for the foreign language. First of all it is connected with cogitative operations: the analysis, synthesis, abstraction, identifications, comparisons, comparisons, verbal and semantic forecasting and anticipation etc. Thus, skills and the abilities formed by means of Internet technologies, remain for limits of the competence speaking another language even within the limits of “language” aspect. The Internet develops social and psychological qualities of the students: their self-confidence and their ability to work in collective; creates favorable for teaching atmosphere, acting as means of the interactive approach.
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