Resumen de ICTs and their impact on academic results: an analysis based on the TPACK model
Juan Carlos Morales Piñero, María Carolina Cote Sánchez, Irma Amalia Molina Bernal, Sergio Alejandro Rodríguez Jerez
The integration of ICTs in the educational field has become an innovative technique for improving teaching-learning processes. This study aims to analyze the incidence of ICTs in the results of the Saber 11 tests applied in 2016, in Cundinamarca and Bogotá. Since integrating ICTs in the classroom should not be analyzed in isolation, the TPACK model will be taken as a frame of reference for this study. This model encompasses the two main components of education (pedagogy and content) and technology. A questionnaire was designed and applied to collect information on teachers’ competencies about the TPACK model. Likewise, a quantitative analysis (linear regression and ANOVA) was proposed, taking the students’ average results, grouped by the institution, as an independent variable. This allowed observing the variations of their behavior in contrast to the different independent variables. The relevance obtained by the students’ socio-economic family status (Sig. = 0,000) to explain the behavior of the independent variable is highlighted, as well as the negative relationship between thetechnological infrastructure and the results obtained in the standardized tests of the government schools. In conclusion, the study corroborates previous research, stating that high socio-economic status institutions obtain better results than those of low status. However, the current integration of technology, pedagogy, and content is not relevant when explaining the Saber 11 test results.
