Khalifa Journal of Islamic Education · 2018 · 84 citations · 72 references
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Islamic Study teachers must balance personality development, yet courses demand varied strategies, and traditional chalk‑and‑talk methods are inadequate; prior research shows limited ICT use due to facility shortages and low teacher confidence. The study proposes that integrating ICT—computers and internet—into Islamic Study classrooms can serve as an alternative teaching approach. The article outlines how ICT tools can support teaching and learning, drawing on theories, expert reviews, and prior research to explain their application. The article aims to provide references that can guide the integration of ICT into Islamic Study teaching and learning.
Teachers of Islamic Study bear a great responsibility to help students have a balanced personality; physics, emotions, and intelligence consistent with the philosophy of Islamic Study and the goal of national Education. The courses of Islamic Study, aqidah, observance, akhlak, fiqih, alquran and history require various strategies, methods, and teaching media. It is considered inappropriate if teachers of Islamic Study spend most of the hours explaining all materials about shalat, hajj, and the history of Islam using ‘chalk and talk’ strategy. Therefore, applying ICT in the classroom such as using computers and internet connection in a teaching and learning process is likely to be an alternative. Some other previous research showed that many Islamic Study teachers were seldom applying ICT during the teaching and learning process. It might be due to the lack of facilities and training, and teachers’ low esteem. This article explains how integrated ICT; computers and internet connections may support the teaching and learning process in the classroom. The explanation is strengthened by some theories, experts’ reviews and previous research findings related to the Islamic Study. The findings of the article are expected to provide references that may be used to integrate ICT in the teaching and learning process.
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