Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge of Educators of Teacher Education Program Working in Colleges of Education

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Dr. C. Ashok Kumar

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The teaching landscape is rapidly changing, the technological rise of the 21stcentury and widespread integration of
those technologies into our society, combined with access to the internet has integrally changed teaching in just a few years .
Educational technology implies a behavioural science approach to teaching and learning in that it makes use of pertinent
scientific and technological methods and concepts developed in psychology, sociology, communications, linguistics and
other related fields. It also attempts to incorporate the management principles of cost effectiveness and the effic ient
deployment and use of available resources in men and materials. Educational technology as a concept does not necessarily
imply the use of machines and other items of hardware. Experience has shown that more often than not they involve such
media, equipment and resources.
The purpose of the present study was to find out whether there was any significant difference between educators of
teacher education program with regard to gender, subject taught and age in their TPACK and its dimensions and also to find
out there was any significant influence of educators of teacher education program teaching experience in their TPACK and
its dimensions. TPACK questionnaire were used for collecting the required data from the population. The major findings
revealed that there was no significant influence of educators of teacher education program teaching experience in their
TPACK and its dimensions.

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Dr. C. Ashok Kumar. (2021). Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge of Educators of Teacher Education Program Working in Colleges of Education. Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education (TURCOMAT), 12(14), 2291–2296. https://doi.org/10.17762/turcomat.v12i14.10646
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