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Optimising the content and pedagogy of the mathematics curriculum in vocational education in an information technology environment

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03 févr. 2025
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Basic characteristics of information technology
Basic characteristics of information technology

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Teaching design
Teaching design

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Teaching design
Teaching design

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The universality of use inside and outside the classroom
The universality of use inside and outside the classroom

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Descriptive statistical analysis
Descriptive statistical analysis

The acceptance table of information technology

Totally dislike Not very much It doesn’t Like Very like
The recognition of the use of information technology in the classroom 0.7% 3.0% 8.5% 25.0% 62.80%
The recognition of the use of information technology outside the classroom 0.8% 2.8% 9.3% 29.8% 57.30%
The recognition of Chinese language is used outside the classroom 9.6% 7.5% 10.1% 51.9% 20.90%

Statistics on the function of external information technology

Project Topic Percentage Mean value Standard deviation
Cognitive development Teachers will recommend excellent learning resources in the extracurricular activities, such as articles, books, microclasses, etc. Never 8.4% 2.642 0.8324
Occasionally 30.8%
Sometimes 45.7%
Often 14.2%
Always 0.9%
Communication Will the teacher use the information technology such as the network to communicate with you and discuss the questions and rewards of the literature Never 40.1% 1.925 0.8247
Occasionally 33.8%
Sometimes 27.3%
Often 1.3%
Always 0.7%
Evaluation feedback Will the teacher be able to evaluate and feedback on your learning by means of online information technology Never 60.0% 1.6185 0.8652
Occasionally 21.3%
Sometimes 19.4%
Often 0.6%
Always 0.5%

Sample matching t test

Pair difference T Sig.
Average Standard deviation Standard error mean Confidence interval of 95% difference
Lower limit Upper limit
Pre-mid-school students’ mathematical ability -0.0594 0.0701 0.0142 -0.0854 -0.0315 -4.622 0.001
Middle and secondary college students’ mathematical ability -0.195 0.152 0.0262 -0.245 -0.133 7.148 0.001