Perceptions of Science and English Teachers on Teaching Innovation in the Digital Era: An Analysis Using IPA and Borich’s Needs Assessment

In the rapidly evolving educational environment of the digital era, there is an increasing demand for fundamental changes in both educational content and methods. The need for teaching innovation in schools is greater now than ever before. This study investigates teachers

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Journal of Curriculum and Evaluation
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2024-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.29221/jce.2024.27.4.205
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Technology-Enhanced Education Studies
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Perceptions of Science and English Teachers on Teaching Innovation in the Digital Era: An Analysis Using IPA and Borich’s Needs Assessment

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Perceptions of Science and English Teachers on Teaching Innovation in the Digital Era: An Analysis Using IPA and Borich’s Needs Assessment

Sunjoo Hong, Mee-Jee Kim, Eun-Jeong Yu
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Abstract

In the rapidly evolving educational environment of the digital era, there is an increasing demand for fundamental changes in both educational content and methods. The need for teaching innovation in schools is greater now than ever before. This study investigates teachers

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