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Teaching 
Support 
Systems
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Teaching 
Support 
Systems
Understanding Teaching 
Support Systems
Definition
A set of tools that 
helps to improve 
student achievement 
by building newer 
capacities in 
teachers.
Process
Influences how 
decisions are made 
and what information 
is passed on between 
educators and 
students.
Purpose
Helps teachers acquire new skills and increase 
student achievement in areas where performance 
is lacking.
Teaching support systems have evolved over time, 
moving from traditional approaches to modern 
methods and now incorporating ICT (Information and 
Communication Technology). This progression 
happens with the assistance of various technologies 
designed to enhance the educational experience.
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Teaching 
Support 
Systems
Understanding Teaching 
Support Systems
Definition
A set of tools that 
helps to improve 
student achievement 
by building newer 
capacities in 
teachers.
Process
Influences how 
decisions are made 
and what information 
is passed on between 
educators and 
students.
Purpose
Helps teachers acquire new skills and increase 
student achievement in areas where performance 
is lacking.
Teaching support systems have evolved over time, 
moving from traditional approaches to modern 
methods and now incorporating ICT (Information and 
Communication Technology). This progression 
happens with the assistance of various technologies 
designed to enhance the educational experience.
Traditional vs Modern Teaching Methods
Traditional Approach
Teacher-centred instruction reflecting 
educational essentialism and perennialism. 
Focuses on memorization of facts and 
objective information. Aims at high test 
scores and grades, with subjects taught 
independently. Students are matched by 
age and ability, with learning primarily 
through listening and observation.
Modern Approach
Student-centric approach reflecting 
educational progressivism. Emphasizes 
understanding, application, analysis, and 
critical thinking. Aims at learning retention 
and valuable skill development. Subjects 
are integrated and multidisciplinary. 
Students are matched by interest or ability 
for each project, with learning through 
practicality, discoveries, and group 
activities.
In traditional methods, presentation and testing favor students with prior exposure to 
material, while modern approaches integrate personal knowledge within the school 
environment through contextual learning.
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Teaching 
Support 
Systems
Understanding Teaching 
Support Systems
Definition
A set of tools that 
helps to improve 
student achievement 
by building newer 
capacities in 
teachers.
Process
Influences how 
decisions are made 
and what information 
is passed on between 
educators and 
students.
Purpose
Helps teachers acquire new skills and increase 
student achievement in areas where performance 
is lacking.
Teaching support systems have evolved over time, 
moving from traditional approaches to modern 
methods and now incorporating ICT (Information and 
Communication Technology). This progression 
happens with the assistance of various technologies 
designed to enhance the educational experience.
Traditional vs Modern Teaching Methods
Traditional Approach
Teacher-centred instruction reflecting 
educational essentialism and perennialism. 
Focuses on memorization of facts and 
objective information. Aims at high test 
scores and grades, with subjects taught 
independently. Students are matched by 
age and ability, with learning primarily 
through listening and observation.
Modern Approach
Student-centric approach reflecting 
educational progressivism. Emphasizes 
understanding, application, analysis, and 
critical thinking. Aims at learning retention 
and valuable skill development. Subjects 
are integrated and multidisciplinary. 
Students are matched by interest or ability 
for each project, with learning through 
practicality, discoveries, and group 
activities.
In traditional methods, presentation and testing favor students with prior exposure to 
material, while modern approaches integrate personal knowledge within the school 
environment through contextual learning.
ICT-Based Teaching Support
Definition
An approach to 
facilitate and enhance 
learning through 
computer and 
communication 
technology, including 
internet, email, 
websites, and CD-
ROMs.
Evolution
Evolved from 
Computer-Based 
Training (CBT) of the 
1980s to include 
internet-based, web-
based, and online 
learning with the 
maturation of internet 
and digital media.
Benefits
Enables flexible, just-in-time, effective, and 
efficient learning where pace is determined by the 
learner rather than the instructor.
ICT-based teaching incorporates various digital 
technologies including digital television, personal 
digital assistants (PDAs), and mobile phones to 
deliver, facilitate, and enhance both formal and 
informal learning from any place at any time.
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Teaching 
Support 
Systems
Understanding Teaching 
Support Systems
Definition
A set of tools that 
helps to improve 
student achievement 
by building newer 
capacities in 
teachers.
Process
Influences how 
decisions are made 
and what information 
is passed on between 
educators and 
students.
Purpose
Helps teachers acquire new skills and increase 
student achievement in areas where performance 
is lacking.
Teaching support systems have evolved over time, 
moving from traditional approaches to modern 
methods and now incorporating ICT (Information and 
Communication Technology). This progression 
happens with the assistance of various technologies 
designed to enhance the educational experience.
Traditional vs Modern Teaching Methods
Traditional Approach
Teacher-centred instruction reflecting 
educational essentialism and perennialism. 
Focuses on memorization of facts and 
objective information. Aims at high test 
scores and grades, with subjects taught 
independently. Students are matched by 
age and ability, with learning primarily 
through listening and observation.
Modern Approach
Student-centric approach reflecting 
educational progressivism. Emphasizes 
understanding, application, analysis, and 
critical thinking. Aims at learning retention 
and valuable skill development. Subjects 
are integrated and multidisciplinary. 
Students are matched by interest or ability 
for each project, with learning through 
practicality, discoveries, and group 
activities.
In traditional methods, presentation and testing favor students with prior exposure to 
material, while modern approaches integrate personal knowledge within the school 
environment through contextual learning.
ICT-Based Teaching Support
Definition
An approach to 
facilitate and enhance 
learning through 
computer and 
communication 
technology, including 
internet, email, 
websites, and CD-
ROMs.
Evolution
Evolved from 
Computer-Based 
Training (CBT) of the 
1980s to include 
internet-based, web-
based, and online 
learning with the 
maturation of internet 
and digital media.
Benefits
Enables flexible, just-in-time, effective, and 
efficient learning where pace is determined by the 
learner rather than the instructor.
ICT-based teaching incorporates various digital 
technologies including digital television, personal 
digital assistants (PDAs), and mobile phones to 
deliver, facilitate, and enhance both formal and 
informal learning from any place at any time.
Advantages of ICT in Education
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ICT creates dynamic student-centered learning environments where teachers can integrate 
technology into teaching. It offers flexibility in terms of time, place, and pace, while 
providing access to expertise and quality subject matter. World Links enables teachers to 
interact with global peer groups, exchanging ideas and resources.
Collaborative Learning
Facilitates internet and web-
based learning opportunities 
for collaborative 
engagement.
Distance Learning
Supports learning through 
wide area networks and 
multimedia resources.
Interactive Content
Provides hyperlinking and 
interactive elements that 
illustrate difficult concepts.
Professional Development
Enhances teaching through 
training on ICT usage in 
education.