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Edition 112 · learning · Zhao; Shuang; Song; Guoqiang; Wang; Jiao; Qin; Guoyou; Xitang

PE Teachers Need Digital Literacy: The Obvious Stated

A new framework assesses digital skills for PE teachers, highlighting a competency gap in a digitally transformed education landscape.

PE Teachers Need Digital Literacy: The Obvious Stated
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Another study, another "new" framework. The digital transformation of education isn't breaking news; neither is the need for teachers to be digitally competent. This isn't innovation, it's remediation, a frantic scramble to bring a vocational sector into the current century. Stop developing frameworks and start funding the actual upskilling. Why are we still debating basic digital fluency?

The strongest counter

Frameworks provide vital benchmarks and a structured approach to skill development. Without clear assessment criteria, investment in upskilling could be misdirected and inefficient. A robust framework ensures targeted, impactful training.

Audit trail
  • ·Digital competency gap
  • ·PE teacher training
  • ·Framework, not action
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