A Study of Technophobia among Primary School Teachers in Nigeria.

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Title:	A Study of Technophobia among Primary School Teachers in Nigeria.
Authors:	Akinyemi, K.
Descriptors:	Correlation; Developing Nations; Educational Technology; Elementary School Teachers; Fear; Inservice Teacher Education; Literature Reviews; Questionnaires; Research Problems; Surveys; Teacher Attitudes
Source:	Programmed Learning and Educational Technology, v23 n3 p263-69 Aug 1986
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Publication Date:	1986-00-00
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Pub Types:	Journal Articles; Reports - Research
Abstract:	This study was designed to investigate Nigerian elementary teachers' apathy towards use of equipment in instruction and to verify possible links with technophobia. Subjects demonstrated lack of knowledge of educational technology and only slight traces of technophobia. It was suggested that teachers should receive rigorous training in educational technology. (MBR)
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Identifiers:	Nigeria; Teacher Knowledge; Technophobia
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Audiences:	Researchers
Languages:	English
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