Tablets in Schools Project Perception Survey Report - Evaluation and Findings

Leadership plays a crucial role in driving innovation in education, with teachers having the potential to support student achievement through technology integration and skills development. The report highlights concerns regarding numeracy performance, the availability of facilities such as internet and storage, and the need for strategic analysis to address areas of improvement.

• Education
• Innovation
• Technology Integration
• Student Achievement
• Numeracy Performance

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1. Tablets in Schools Project Perception Survey Report A Partnership for Project Evaluation and Monitoring November 2017

2. Summary Leadership is key in innovation; teachers have the potential to override inadequate parental and community supports for values transformation, for literacy and numeracy achievement, through upskilling, and developing positive attitudes to the use of technology, including print materials. A few institutions are reporting significant improvements in achievement through goal setting. Some designs, such as multigrade approaches have questionable utility, with current technology levels.

3. Satisfaction Indices 2.37 2.55 lo hi lo hi

4. Student Performance Issues Numeracy a major concern in primary grades

5. Survey Demographics Leadership profile Tech activity Facilities Students Teachers Opportunities and challenges

6. Facilities---power>internet>storage 146 Responses 113 (77.4%) Internet at school Internet available 111 (76%) Cable in area 93 (63.7%) 28 (19.2%) Cable in school Telephone - mobile 104 (71.2%) 27 (18.5%) Telephone - via 101 (69.2%) Telephone Service Electrical Power 142 (97.3%) Secure Storage 105 (71.9%) 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160

7. Analysis and reporting Commonalities Uniques Tendencies which suggest areas of concern Can impact tactics, training priorities, sequence of activities Summaries will be shared with you

8. MOEYI Region 146 Responses School Classification MOEYI Region 3.4% 9.6% 15.8% 17.1% 39.7% 15.8% 13.7% 22.6% 9.6% 28.1% 24.7% 1 2 3 4 5 6 Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5

9. Type and location

10. Teacher Capacity MS Word >>Powerpoint>Excel - Applied skills uniformly low

11. Current situation with equipment Desktops, Laptops , projectors >>>Tablets, video recorders

12. Principals profile Self-taught, social media, smartphone, computer

13. Principals profile Self-taught, social media, smartphone, computer Chart Title 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Diploma only Bachelor's Masters or above Yes No

14. Issues , Goals and Values Literacy Numeracy Citizenship Innovation Creativity

15. Approach to analysis---key categories Client variables Parent, student, community Institutional variables Leadership, teacher, financing Project input variables Technology, materials, training "a systematic, replicable technique for compressing many words of text into fewer content categories based on explicit rules of coding".

16. Literacy Priorities for change Student >Parent> Technology/material>>Teacher>SES>Leadership

17. Literacy Sample responses for inhibiting factors Creole interference Multigrade Teacher competence Student interest Low home support Teachers innovation

18. Literacy Student Interest Knowledge Institutional Teacher Organizational Parent Support Poverty Nutrition Technology/Materials

19. Literacy Uncontrollables higher than controllables Teacher and leadership, technology and materials have to make a difference

20. Numeracy Client variables Institutional variables Teacher Student Fear Parent Project Content/materials

21. Numeracy Priorities for change Content/material >student,teacher >parent >fear of subject

22. Numeracy Key Question Is there no explicit role for school leadership in numeracy transformation? Client variables, teacher variables and materials/ technology very important

23. Citizenship---inhibitors Parent Community/peers Self/student Curriculum/Stimuli Teacher School organization/leadership Role models

24. School innovation Institutional variables Leadership Project variables Technology Teacher Software Fear Broadband

25. Technology Innovation--inhibitors Technology/broadband >leadership >teacher >>fear

26. Innovationverbatim reports from you Fear of technology Poor leadership Retooling principal Proper training Low competence level Fear factor Unwillingness to embark on new ICT Age Teacher over 45 resisting change Principal Willing to learn Phobia for IT Lack of will Leader might not be technology savvy Main factor is a lack of ..devices..principal and teachers willing MINDSET