room is 45% teachers answer rarely, 30% is often and
35% of them are never using it. As for radio cassette,
around 50% answer they rarely use it, 20% are often use
it, and 30% of them says never use it. The use of TV is
about 50% of the respondents is rarely using it, 45% never
use it, and 15% often use it. While there are 55% teachers
never use camera as the media, only 15% often use it and
35% rarely use it. About 45% of the respondents never
use OHP, 35% of them rarely use it, and only 15% often
use it. Then, there are 20% of them that use printed materials
while teaching, 25% say they are often and rarely use
it and 30% states that they never use it.
The subsection C is about the level of ICT used for educational
purposes by teachers.
Table III shows the result of ICT used for educational
purposes by teachers. 50% respondents responded that
they rarely use it for teaching and learning strategic. There
are 45% respondents often use it for teaching computer
skills. The majority of them, 55% use it to find and access
information and educational materials. While only 45%
said they often use it, and 45% also say rarely. 50% of the
respondents often use it for preparing lesson. While, 40%
always use it for communicating with students, and 50%
always use it for communicating with other teachers. Most
of them, around 80% often use the ICT for monitoring and
evaluating students’ progress, while only 50% are often
used for keeping track students’ performance. 30% of
them always use it for preparing reports, and 40% rarely
use it for the same purpose.
Furthermore, the third sections deals with teachers’ perspectives
towards ICT.
In the Table IV, the majority of respondents around
70% agree that they feel comfortable using ICT as a tool
in teaching and learning. But they also say 50% of them
agree that the use of ICT is kind of stresses them out. 40%
of them disagree about the statement if something wrong
with ICT they don’t know how to fix it, it means some of
them know how to fix it if there is something wrong. 70%
of them agree that the use of ICT is fascinating and interesting.
They also agree, around 50% of them, that computer
is very useful for teaching. The statement of computer
helps students understand concepts in a more effective
way is agreed by 50% of the respondents and completely
agree by 40% respondents respectively. The majority
of the respondents, 50% agree and 40% completely
agree that computer helps teachers to teach in more effective
ways. More than half which is 55% of the respondents
agree that computer is not conducive to good teaching
because it creates technical problems and 40% completely
agree with that but only 5% of the respondents
disagree with the statement.
The last section is about some obstacles and challenges
faced by teachers in using ICT (Table V).
The correspondents have answered that they completely
agree that the lack of technical support becomes the obstacle,
i.e. 65%. They also claim that 65% of them having
lack of time in school to use the ICT. 50% of them completely
agree that they have limited knowledge on how to
make full use of ICT. Around 65% state that they have
limited understanding on how to integrate ICT into teaching.
Most of them, 80% state that they have lack
knowledge of software and websites to support teaching
and learning.