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    The goals of Smart Schools are to provide all-round development of individuals, increase stakeholder participation, and produce a technology-literate workforce. However, there are several challenges faced in implementing Smart Schools including high costs for facilities and maintenance, lack of teacher training, and lack of awareness about Smart Schools in the community. Facilities are also sometimes underutilized due to teachers' lack of ICT skills and preference for traditional teaching methods. Rural schools in particular struggle with lack of technological infrastructure and teaching materials. Time constraints from slow connectivity and difficulty finishing curriculums are also issues.

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    The goals of Smart Schools are to provide all-round development of individuals, increase stakeholder participation, and produce a technology-literate workforce. However, there are several challenges faced in implementing Smart Schools including high costs for facilities and maintenance, lack of teacher training, and lack of awareness about Smart Schools in the community. Facilities are also sometimes underutilized due to teachers' lack of ICT skills and preference for traditional teaching methods. Rural schools in particular struggle with lack of technological infrastructure and teaching materials. Time constraints from slow connectivity and difficulty finishing curriculums are also issues.

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    The goals of Smart Schools are to provide all-round development of individuals, increase stakeholder participation, and produce a technology-literate workforce. However, there are several challenges faced in implementing Smart Schools including high costs for facilities and maintenance, lack of teacher training, and lack of awareness about Smart Schools in the community. Facilities are also sometimes underutilized due to teachers' lack of ICT skills and preference for traditional teaching methods. Rural schools in particular struggle with lack of technological infrastructure and teaching materials. Time constraints from slow connectivity and difficulty finishing curriculums are also issues.

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    The goals of Smart Schools are to provide all-round development of individuals, increase stakeholder participation, and produce a technology-literate workforce. However, there are several challenges faced in implementing Smart Schools including high costs for facilities and maintenance, lack of teacher training, and lack of awareness about Smart Schools in the community. Facilities are also sometimes underutilized due to teachers' lack of ICT skills and preference for traditional teaching methods. Rural schools in particular struggle with lack of technological infrastructure and teaching materials. Time constraints from slow connectivity and difficulty finishing curriculums are also issues.

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    Provide all-

    round
    development
    of individual

    Increase the Provide


    participation opportunities
    of to enhance
    stakeholders GOALS OF individual
    strength
    SMART
    SCHOOL Produce a
    thinking and
    Democratize teaching-litetate
    education workforce and
    apply technology
    in teaching and
    learning
    1. High Investment Fee For Government
    - spend a lot on electronic facilities
    - legal use of software
    - maintanence for facilities is high
    - repair fees

    2. Lack of Training
    - Not all the teachers are tech savvy
    - Hire technician for training
    - Some do not have formal learning to use
    technologies
    3. Lack of awareness about Smart School

    • They feel Smart School are same with normal


    school
    • Does not know much about Smart School
    • Many people assumed that Smart School was
    school for smart students only
    • Parents are not involved in this project
    4. Smart school facilities was found to be
    under-utilized
    • Some teachers are not keen on using the courseware
    - lack of ICT knowledge
    - not comfortable with the use of hardware and
    courseware
    - prefer traditional way of teaching
    - a waste of time
    • Software used in school and MOE is causing problem
    - cannot key in data using school’s computer
    - the processor takes longer time and slow
    - hardware is out of date
    -lack of knowledge that cause damage of computer
    • The design of the courseware does not
    accommodate for student’s with differing needs
    and learning abilities.
    • Courseware leaks proper guidelines to use.

    5. Lacks of technological infrastructure


    and teaching materials in school in rural
    area.
    • Limited internet connection
    • Limitation of infrastructure, such as
    computer labs
    • Shortage of computer
    6. Time constraint

    • Student’s Perspective
    – Unfamiliar with the technology used
    – slow internet connectivity

    • Teacher’s Perspective
    – The time taken to set up the computer devise take
    a lot of time
    – Have difficulty to finish the entire syllabus.
    7. Teacher’s issue

    • Had difficulty to adapt new instructional technology


    because were used to traditional method
    • Lack of skill and techniques

    8. Management and Administration


    • need strong professional administrators and teachers
    who can articulate school goals clearly, lead teaching
    at the school, and elicit strong parental and
    community support to full-fill its objective.

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