Description
ICT (7%):
This area evaluates the teacher’s proficiency in using Information and Communication Technology (ICT) tools and their ability to integrate digital resources responsibly and effectively into the teaching and learning process.
- Core Digital Competencies (Knowledge) 35%
- Leveraging Mobile Technology 25%
- ICT and AI Integration in Teaching 20%
- Digital Citizenship and Safety 20%
CORE DIGITAL COMPETENCIES (KNOWLEDGE)
Content Breakdown
- Basic Operating system (Windows/Mac)
- Cloud storage, file management, productivity tools
- Basic use of search engines (Google, Google Search)
- Using email, video conferencing (Zoom, Google Meet, Teams)
- Collaborative document tools
Teacher Competencies
- Demonstrate proficiency in basic computer skills
- Evaluate the credibility of online information
- Use digital tools for professional development and collaboration
Resources
National Policy on ICT in Education 2019
National Implementation Guidelines for ICT in Education 2019
New Revised Basic Education Curriculum (BEC)
UNESCO ICT Competency Framework for Teachers
LEVERAGING MOBILLE TECHNOLOGY
Content Breakdown
- Selecting effective educational apps
- Structuring blended learning models (e.g., flipped classroom)
- Basic troubleshooting for network connectivity and mobile use
Teacher Competencies
- Incorporate mobile technology to facilitate learning
- Adapt teaching methods for blended and remote learning environments
- Resolve common technical problems, Use CMS for learning and collaboration e.g. WhatsApp
Resources
National Digital Literacy Framework
Increasing Access through Mobile Learning
ICT AND AI INTEGRATION IN TEACHING
Content Breakdown
- Features and functions of Learning Management Systems (LMS) like Moodle or Google Classroom
- Principles of effective multimedia design
- Using ICT to support assessment and feedback
- Strategies for blended and remote learning
Teacher Competencies
- Select and utilise appropriate ICT tools to enhance instruction
- Design engaging digital learning materials
- Seamlessly integrate technology to support curriculum objectives
Resources
Introduction to Instruction Design & Learning Environment
DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP AND SAFETY
Content Breakdown
- Identifying and preventing cyberbullying and online predators
- Copyright, fair use, and plagiarism in the digital age
- Protecting personal and learner data (e.g., GDPR, local privacy laws)
- Promoting positive online interactions and digital footprint awareness
Teacher Competencies
- Teach learners about online safety and responsible digital behaviour
- Protect learner data and maintain digital privacy
- Model ethical use of digital resources
Resources
New Revised Basic Education Curriculum (BEC)
Online Safety Awareness





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