The use of simulation tools, dynamic geometrical software and applets create a classroom that encourages intellectual curiosity, and critical thinking. On-line platforms and tools support an interactive classroom where students learn to exchange ideas to build collective wisdom whilst managing issues from multiple perspectives. Students also leverage on a range of media applications to communicate their thoughts and reflections, and demonstrate their understanding in numerous ways beyond the conventional.
In a nutshell, these are the broad categories of platforms and applications we use in SST.
The choice of technological platform and applications is largely based on the objectives and nature of the learning programme.
MOE Baseline ICT Standards
Source: MOE Baseline ICT Standards (http://ict.edumall.sg/baseline/baseline.html)
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