THE lack of information and communication technology (ICT) resources and the shortage of teachers who have computer skills are the main reasons many educators in the country still use traditional methods of teaching.
However, even if teachers are given the chance to undergo training on the use of ICT, their new skills will remain unused unless their schools are being provided with the necessary resources.
She said ICT in the classroom may include the use of cassette, TV, radio, slideshows, CDs, mobile phones and speech lab.
The speaker did is not aware of another factors affecting method of teaching. Integrating ICT takes time to prepare which will become added burden to the teacher with 80 students and 8 teaching loads.
http://www.sunstar.com.ph/static/ceb/2008/09/19/bus/lack.of.ict.resources.html
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