An important challenge for instructional specialists is to develop the strategic methodes for maximizing the effects of school learning. In this paper, the school learning situations in which the effects of school learning could not maximize in Korean...
An important challenge for instructional specialists is to develop the strategic methodes for maximizing the effects of school learning. In this paper, the school learning situations in which the effects of school learning could not maximize in Korean school learning situations were analized and the computer-assisted instructional system for maximizing the learning effects in elementary and secondary school was suggested.
The main causal factors that not maximizing learning effects analized by the researcher were as follows. First of all, the teachers do not fully remind and not much specified the instructional objectives in terms of the students' behavioral changes as learning outcomes in the teaching and learning process of the classroom situation. Second, the dynamic interactions between teachers and students do not exist in the school learning process and students' responsives are more passive. Third, the instructional efforts for developing students thinking and problem solving learning situation are under estimated in Korean
education. They are not much emphasize the useful knowledge but the factual knowledge
and inert knowledge.
As the alternative instructional methods, anchored instruction model was introduced. The model is design to help students develop useful knowledge rather than inert knowledge. This instruction begings with a focal event or problem situation that provides an anchor for students' perception and comprehension.
Hypermedia was suggested as the strategic computer-assisted instructional authoring tools for developing teaching and learning computer software using in the classroom seting as well as individual learning material.
Furthermore, Intelligent Tutoring System in the school learning situation is more prospective computer-assisted instructional systems for subjectmatter specialists and teachers in the future of 21 century.