Pre service Teachers Perception of using Mobile Devices in Teaching Climate Change in Primary Schools
C.A Obiefuna, G.C.Offorma

TL;DR
This study explores pre-service teachers' perceptions of using mobile devices to teach climate change in primary schools, highlighting their confidence and the need for integrating mobile technology literacy into teacher training.
Contribution
It provides empirical data on pre-service teachers' perceptions and advocates for curriculum integration of mobile technology literacy in teacher education.
Findings
Pre-service teachers are confident mobile devices can raise climate change awareness.
They see the need to include mobile technology in their teacher training.
Recommendations for curriculum enhancement to include mobile technology literacy.
Abstract
The realities of climate change are gradually dawning on everyone including children. The need for a disaster reduction education requires the use of mobile technologies to identify some of the impact of climate change within an environment and create awareness on the dangers associated with climate change. Since the pre service teachers will teach the primary school pupils, it is apt that the use of mobile technologies should constitute part of their preparation while in training. This paper examined pre service teachers perception of using mobile technologies in teaching climate change in the primary school. One hundred and fifty (150) pre service teachers in two Colleges of Education in the erosion disaster zones of Anambra and Imo States in the south eastern state of Nigeria were used for the study. Three research questions guided the study. The study utilized a survey approach to…
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TopicsICT in Developing Communities · Mobile Learning in Education
