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Assessing Technology Integration and Digitalization in Secondary Education. A Case Study of Private Schools in Iligan City

Title: Assessing Technology Integration and Digitalization in Secondary Education. A Case Study of Private Schools in Iligan City

Master's Thesis , 2023 , 119 Pages

Autor:in: Christian Garcia (Author)

Pedagogy - School System, Educational and School Politics
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This study aimed to evaluate the integration of technology into the secondary school curriculum, the impact of administrative digitalization initiatives, and the resulting competitive edge of students in three private schools in the Diocese of Iligan City during the 2022-2023 school year. Stratified random sampling selected 314 participants, including 83 students from Mercy Junior College, 97 from Holy Cross High School, and 134 from Christ the King College de Maranding, alongside 95 purposively sampled teachers from these schools. Employing a descriptive-correlational design, the research highlighted divergences in technology integration perceptions between teachers and students. Teachers consistently supported learning engagement and goal enhancement, while students showed varying levels of agreement. Both groups recognized the importance of digital transformation initiatives and digital facilities, correlating strongly with students' competitive edge. The study's findings led to the development of intervention programs — TechMastery Boost, AdminDigitize Excellence Initiative, and FutureReady Scholars Program — aimed at addressing gaps and fostering a cohesive educational environment. The rejection of null hypotheses underscores the potential effectiveness of these measures in advancing a digitally adept educational framework.

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 THE PROBLEM

Rationale

Theoretical Framework

Conceptual Framework

Statement of the Problem

Null Hypothesis

Significance of the Study

Scope and Limitation of the Study

Definition of Terms

Chapter 2 REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

Related Literature

Related Study

Chapter 3 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Research Design

Research Environment

Participants of the Study and Sampling Procedure

Research Instrument Used

Scoring Procedure

Research Protocol

Data Gathering Procedure

Statistical Tools Used

Chapter 4 PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS, AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA

Problem 1 What is the assessment of technology integration in the secondary school curriculum as determined by the teachers and students in terms of engagement of learning; enhancement of learning goals; and extending the learning goals?

Problem 2 What administrative initiatives have been implemented to facilitate the digitalization in terms of digital transformation initiatives; and provision of digital facility?

Problem 3 What is students’ competitive edge in integrating technology into the secondary school curriculum as determined by the teachers and students in terms of enhanced learning; and online resources opportunities?

Problem 4 Is there a significant relationship between students’ competitive edge, assessing technology integration in the secondary school curriculum, and administrative initiative towards digitalization?

Problem 5 What intervention program can be crafted from the study?

Chapter 5 SUMMARY, FINDINGS, CONCLUSION, AND RECOMMENDATION

Summary

Findings

Conclusion

Recommendation

Research Objectives and Thematic Areas

This study aims to assess the integration of technology within the secondary school curriculum across three specific private institutions, evaluating the effectiveness of administrative initiatives towards digitalization and their impact on students' competitive edge to ultimately design a tailored intervention program.

  • Analysis of technology integration practices in the secondary curriculum.
  • Evaluation of administrative support and digitalization initiatives.
  • Measurement of students' competitive edge fostered by technology use.
  • Determination of the relationship between technology adoption and student outcomes.
  • Development of a school-based intervention program for digital enhancement.

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Rationale

Technology becomes a cornerstone for shaping students' future readiness in the dynamic landscape of education. Technology integration is crucial in preparing students for the future (University of the People, 2023). Technology can fundamentally alter and enhance how students acquire knowledge and engage with educational content. By integrating technology into education, educators can leverage its capabilities to create immersive, interactive, and personalized learning experiences that cater to diverse learning styles (PowerGistics, 2022).

Educators have the flexibility to utilize diverse technological tools for instructing content and cultivating skills across different educational levels, from preschool to college courses. This procedure, known as technological integration, can improve learning for students and change their educational experiences (Indeed Editorial Team, 2022). With the use of technology, students can acquire a variety of vital skills, including cooperation, critical thinking, and problem-solving. Additionally, it exposes children to various digital tools and platforms, assisting in their development as confident and skilled users (University of the People, 2023). Technology makes content more accessible, but it is not the curriculum itself. Teachers assist their students in obtaining and comprehending educational content by employing technology as a tool (Christensen, 2019).

Administrative support is vital in driving the effective integration of technology (Education World, 1996 – 2023). It is pivotal in creating an environment where technology can effectively enhance teaching and learning experiences. Administrators provide the necessary resources, guidance, and leadership to empower educators to incorporate technology into their instructional practices (Zook, 2021). By fostering a culture that values and supports technology integration, administrators enable educators to explore innovative teaching methods, engage students in meaningful ways, and leverage technology tools to enhance learning.

Summary of Chapters

Chapter 1 THE PROBLEM: Outlines the rationale, theoretical framework, study scope, and primary research questions regarding technology integration in schools.

Chapter 2 REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES: Compiles relevant scholarly literature and studies supporting the importance of digital tools, administrative support, and intervention design.

Chapter 3 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY: Details the descriptive-correlational research design, participants, sampling, and data-gathering procedures utilized in the study.

Chapter 4 PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS, AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA: Analyzes the empirical results regarding curriculum integration, administrative support, and students' competitive edge.

Chapter 5 SUMMARY, FINDINGS, CONCLUSION, AND RECOMMENDATION: Provides a synopsis of findings, draws institutional conclusions, and offers evidence-based recommendations for stakeholders.

Keywords

Technology Integration, Secondary School Curriculum, Digitalization, Administrative Initiatives, Students’ Competitive Edge, Educational Interventions, TechMastery Boost, Digital Literacy, Pedagogical Content Knowledge, Student Empowerment, Educational Management, Online Learning, School-Based Interventions, Digital Transformation, Educational Technology.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary focus of this research?

The research focuses on assessing the level of technology integration in the secondary school curriculum and how current administrative initiatives and digital resources contribute to students' competitive edge.

What are the fundamental aspects examined in this study?

The study examines learning engagement, enhancement of learning goals, administrative digitalization initiatives, and online resource opportunities available to students.

What is the core objective of the research?

The core objective is to analyze the relationship between technology usage, administrative support, and academic competitiveness to design an effective school-based intervention program.

Which scientific methodology does the researcher employ?

The study utilizes a descriptive-correlational research design combined with the triangulation method to gather data from teachers and students through survey questionnaires.

What topics are explored in the main body of the work?

The work explores theoretical frameworks like TPACK, SAMR, and TAM, alongside administrative actions and the empirical assessment of secondary school technology adoption.

Which keywords characterize this paper?

Key terms include Technology Integration, Digitalization, Competitive Edge, Intervention Program, and Educational Management.

How is the school-based intervention program structured?

The intervention is structured into three specific programs: TechMastery Boost for teachers, AdminDigitize Excellence Initiative for leaders, and FutureReady Scholars Program for students.

What conclusions does the researcher derive from the statistical analysis?

The researcher concludes that there is a significant positive relationship between technology integration, administrative support, and students' academic competitive edge, necessitating the proposed intervention programs.

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Title
Assessing Technology Integration and Digitalization in Secondary Education. A Case Study of Private Schools in Iligan City
Author
Christian Garcia (Author)
Publication Year
2023
Pages
119
Catalog Number
V1493657
ISBN (PDF)
9783389052679
ISBN (Book)
9783389052686
Language
English
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Christian Garcia (Author), 2023, Assessing Technology Integration and Digitalization in Secondary Education. A Case Study of Private Schools in Iligan City, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1493657
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