A Longitudinal Study of ICT Competency Development in Cambodia’s Lower Secondary Teacher Training Program

This study examines changes from baseline to midline in ICT competency indicators during an ICT teacher training intervention in Cambodian lower secondary education. The intervention aligned with SDG 4.4.1 and included pre-service and in-service teachers from four Regional Teacher Training Centers and 20 pilot schools, along with Grade 8 students. Teachers completed a self-assessment and an objective ICT knowledge test covering 11 SDG 4.4.1 domains. Students completed objective assessments. Teacher competency pass counts increased from baseline to midline. The largest changes appeared in information verification and programming, while foundational domains changed less. Pre-service teachers had higher objective knowledge scores at midline. A nonparametric check showed the same direction. No significant differences were detected across the four provinces. The findings provide evidence from program monitoring that an ODA intervention combining curriculum reform, textbook development, ICT laboratory deployment, and sustained teacher training was associated with changes in teacher ICT competency.

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Sustainability
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2026-06-26
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https://doi.org/10.3390/su18136513
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Teacher Education and Leadership Studies
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A Longitudinal Study of ICT Competency Development in Cambodia’s Lower Secondary Teacher Training Program

H M Chung, Ki-Sang Song, Kwan‐Hee Yoo, Sangmok Jeong et al.
Sustainability
Teacher Education and Leadership Studies
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A Longitudinal Study of ICT Competency Development in Cambodia’s Lower Secondary Teacher Training Program

H M Chung, Ki-Sang Song, Kwan‐Hee Yoo, Sangmok Jeong, Inseong Jeon, Byoungrae Han
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This study examines changes from baseline to midline in ICT competency indicators during an ICT teacher training intervention in Cambodian lower secondary education. The intervention aligned with SDG 4.4.1 and included pre-service and in-service teachers from four Regional Teacher Training Centers and 20 pilot schools, along with Grade 8 students. Teachers completed a self-assessment and an objective ICT knowledge test covering 11 SDG 4.4.1 domains. Students completed objective assessments. Teacher competency pass counts increased from baseline to midline. The largest changes appeared in information verification and programming, while foundational domains changed less. Pre-service teachers had higher objective knowledge scores at midline. A nonparametric check showed the same direction. No significant differences were detected across the four provinces. The findings provide evidence from program monitoring that an ODA intervention combining curriculum reform, textbook development, ICT laboratory deployment, and sustained teacher training was associated with changes in teacher ICT competency.

SustainabilityVol. 18(13)
Gwangju National University of Education (KR), Korea National University of Education (KR), Chungbuk National University (KR), Chinju National University of Education (KR), Duksung Women's University (KR)
Korea International Cooperation Agency
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 2%
Teacher Education and Leadership Studies
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