Technology's impact on learning depends heavily on teachers' skills, values, and dispositions — core elements of teacher identity¶
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q2 i? Technology's impact on learning depends heavily on teachers' skills, values, and dispositions, which are core elements of teacher identity. → Trevisan 2026
Evidence¶
Trevisan 2026¶
Trevisan, Ottavia; Marcato, Filippo; Christensen, Rhonda. (2026). Pixels and Pedagogy: MISTT's Insights into Evolving Teacher Identities When Technology Comes to Play. COMPUTERS & EDUCATION. https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.compedu.2026.105601
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The article's framing statement, based on prior research, that technology's impact on learning depends heavily on teachers' skills, values, and dispositions — "core elements of teacher identity".
"Research reveals that technology's impact on learning depends heavily on teachers' skills, values, and dispositions - core elements of teacher identity."
Discussion¶
Learner Variables¶
- Identity — moderator: an instructional effect differs with it
Related Claims¶
- Analysis of MISTT data from 621 student-teachers uncovered correlations between general and digital teacher identity — a narrower finding that bears on this claim
- MISTT analysis revealed mismatches in teacher identity expectations which may hinder effective technology integration — a narrower finding that bears on this claim
- ID/ET professionals report that cross-disciplinary skills and dispositions are crucial and under-emphasized in existing competency lists — related
- A scoping review found no existing teacher-education digital frameworks include more than passing mention of dispositions or safety/wellbeing considerations — related
- Coached teachers report more frequent impactful technology use practices developing student skills — related
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Technology's impact on learning depends heavily on teachers' skills, values, and dispositions — core elements of teacher identity |
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Technology's impact on learning depends heavily on teachers' skills, values, and dispositions — core elements of teacher identity |
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