Perceived Importance of ICT Proficiency for Teaching, Learning, and Career Progression among Physical Education Teachers in Pampanga

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2407.11366v1
• Date: Tue, 16 Jul 2024 04:14:48 GMT
• Title: Perceived Importance of ICT Proficiency for Teaching, Learning, and Career Progression among Physical Education Teachers in Pampanga
• Abstract summary: The study provides a glimpse of the current state of ICT integration among Senior High school PE teachers in Mexico, Pampanga, Philippines. The study suggests that policymakers, administrators, and training program developers should focus on enhancing the ICT proficiency of PE teachers.
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• Abstract: The integration of information and communication technology (ICT) has become increasingly vital across various educational fields, including physical education (PE). This study aimed to evaluate the proficiency levels of PE teachers in using various ICT applications and to examine the relationship between the perceived importance of ICT proficiency for teaching and learning, career advancement, and actual proficiency among Senior High school PE teachers in the municipality of Mexico, Pampanga. This study employed a quantitative descriptive approach. PE teachers from the municipality of Mexico, Pampanga, were selected as the respondents. This study used a two-part survey. The first section collected demographic data, such as age, gender, rank/position, and years of teaching experience, and the second section assessed ICT skill levels and the perceived importance of ICT in teaching, learning, and career progression. The results revealed that the majority of PE teachers had access to ICT resources. However, their proficiency levels with these tools varied significantly. Factors such as age, teaching experience, and professional position were found to significantly influence teachers proficiency and their perceptions of the benefits of ICT integration in PE instruction. The study provided a glimpse of the current state of ICT integration among Senior High school PE teachers in Mexico, Pampanga, Philippines. This also highlights areas of improvement. The study suggests that policymakers, administrators, and training program developers should focus on enhancing the ICT proficiency of PE teachers to improve teaching practices and student engagement. Enhancing the ICT proficiency of PE teachers is recommended to foster better teaching experiences, increase student engagement, and promote overall educational outcomes.

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