According to Dewey, (1964) methods of teaching are different in different subject matters. Shulman, (1986) raised a question regarding the fact that “no one asks how subject matter was transformed from the knowledge of teacher into the content of instruction,” there he was referring to the content of teaching as a missing paradigm (p.6).
According to Shulman “what missing is questions about the content of the lesson taught, the questions asked, and the explanations offered.
How does learning for teaching occur?” (p.8).
Shulman, (1986) classified the content knowledge of teaching into three categories: Subject matter knowledge, pedagogical content knowledge, and pedagogical knowledge.
Drawing from Shulman’s PCK theory, two ICT curriculum model (Figure 1 and Figure 2) proposed.
ICT can be identified as the content (the actual subject matter that is to be taught), pedagogy (the process and practice or methods of teaching and learning).
The relationship between content (ICT) and pedagogy represents the teachers PCK.