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ContentsMain topics 61 What is Four in Balance? 91.1 The Four in Balance model 91.2 What do we mean by “balance”? 101.3 The Four in Balance Monitor 132 Benefits of using ICT 152.1 Kennisnet’s research program 152.2 Classifying ICT applications by pedagogical vision 172.3 ICT and instruction 192.4 Structured practice 212.5 Inquiry-based learning 252.6 Learning to learn 292.7 Summary 313 ICT in teaching 333.1 Teachers at school 333.2 Teachers at home 383.3 Pupils at home 393.4 Summary 434 Vision 444.1 Views on learning 444.2 Comparing school managers and teachers 464.3 Innovation 474.4 Summary 484
5 Expertise 495.1 Familiarity 495.2 Pedagogical ICT skills 505.3 Summary 526 Digital learning materials 536.1 Computer programs 536.2 Percentage of digital learning materials 556.3 Source 566.4 Summary 577 ICT infrastructure 587.1 Computers 597.2 Interactive whiteboards 627.3 Connectivity 647.4 Summary 658 Collaboration and leadership 668.1 Collaboration 668.2 Leadership 688.3 The future 728.4 Summary 739 From ICT use to more effective teaching 749.1 Adapt support to aims 749.2 Use leadership to involve followers 769.3 Formalize professional use 769.4 Link teacher, pupil, and subject matterin a digital learning environment 779.5 Know what works 7810 Bibliography 805
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1080Bibliography• Anderson, R. (2
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