Computers and Elementary Education Students: A Ten-Year Analysis

Examined computer attitudes of elementary education students over a 10-year period. Found that the more recent elementary education majors had more prior computer experience and lower computer anxiety than those entering a program earlier in the 10-year period; and that male elementary education maj...

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Published inJournal of computing in childhood education Vol. 6; no. 1; p. 5
Main Author Reed, W. Michael
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1995
Subjects
Academic Skills
Comparative Analysis
Computer Anxiety
Computer Attitudes
Computer Literacy
Education Majors
Elementary Education
Experience
Familiarization
Higher Education
Longitudinal Studies
Preservice Teacher Education
Student Attitudes
Teacher Competencies
Teacher Education
Technology Integration
Undergraduate Students
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Summary:Examined computer attitudes of elementary education students over a 10-year period. Found that the more recent elementary education majors had more prior computer experience and lower computer anxiety than those entering a program earlier in the 10-year period; and that male elementary education majors had higher computer anxiety than female ones. (AA)
ISSN:1043-1055