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Analysis of information technology classroom teaching behavior in smart classroom environment

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With the continuous development of education informatization, more and more primary and secondary schools in our country introduce smart classrooms for information technology teaching. In order to have a deeper understanding of the current situation of information technology classroom teaching behaviors in the context of smart classrooms, this study selects 10 high-quality information technology teaching videos in high schools as the research objects, and relies on the improved smart classroom teaching behavior coding system. Nvivo 11 qualitative analysis software was used to label and analyze the teaching behavior of 10 classes. It is found that teachers and students mainly use teaching, resource presentation and question and answer in the teaching process, in which teachers' activities are more frequent than students' activities, and teachers guide students to think and participate in learning through questioning and technology application. The teaching process of teachers' questions and students' responses has been normalized, but it mainly focuses on closed questions. At the same time, in the information technology classroom in the smart classroom environment, the proportion of teachers and students applying technology has been significantly improved, and the teaching atmosphere has also shown a good state. However, only the use of smart classroom equipment has not improved the teaching mode, and it is difficult to achieve the "student-centered" teaching concept of information technology courses, and it is unable to effectively guide students to think. To this end, we should introduce advanced teaching concepts, improve the quality of classroom question-answering, stimulate students' autonomy and creativity, strengthen teacher-student interaction, and create an open, equal and creative teaching environment.

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      ICETM '23: Proceedings of the 2023 6th International Conference on Educational Technology Management
      November 2023
      281 pages
      ISBN:9798400716676
      DOI:10.1145/3637907

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