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• [PDF File]Young Children's Access to Computers in the Home and at ...

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  4. Does the level of computer resources that are available in the schools, classrooms, and homes of young children change from kindergarten to first grade? Use of Computer Resources 5. How frequently do kindergartners use computers in their classrooms and homes, and for what purposes? 6.

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• [PDF File]INTRODUCTION Knowing Fourth Graders

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  learning is fundamental to teaching them well. When we design classrooms, lessons, curricular projects, and routines according to our knowledge of stu-dents’ strengths and needs, we create classrooms that allow students to be more successful, both socially and academically. I remember my first year teaching fourth grade. I knew that we were ...

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• [PDF File]Impact of Internet Usage on the Academic Performance of ...

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  internet in ways that are similar to and tightly intertwined with the traditional ways that they learn, teach and study in libraries, classrooms, laboratories, seminars, conferences and so on. The internet can provide access to essentially unlimited resources of information not conventionally obtainable through other means. The internet has broken

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• [PDF File]Managing the use of resources in multi-grade classrooms

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  The concepts “multi-grade classrooms” and “resources” are explained below. The availability and utilisation of resources in multi-grade classrooms is discussed in some depth. A qualitative research design was used to collect data. Interviews were conducted with 9 teachers who worked in multi-grade classrooms.

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• [PDF File]Using the Technology of Today, in the Classroom Today

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  2005). In a given week, the average eighth-grade boy will play video games for about 23 hours, while the average girl will play about 12—that’s even more time than they spend watching TV (Dawley, 2006). Therefore, one of the most obvious benefits to using these technologies for learning is that students are often already familiar with

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• [PDF File]Evaluating the Flipped Classroom in An Undergraduate ...

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  evaluation of flipped classrooms. o First, the transition from a traditional to a flipped classroom is likely to coincide with a high demands on the instructional team to produce videos and support basic user interactions on the digital platform. Assessments and the design of in-class activities are likely to be issues

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• Internet Use and its Effect on Senior High School Students ...

  The use of internet grants its users great awareness of the importance of the world around them. The internet is a platform for several types of information. It used by students including secondary students (Akin-Adaeamola, 2014). Internet usage will continue to grow as long as its users are not denied easy access (Olatokun, 2008).

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• The pros and cons of using technology in primary education

  three sixth grade classrooms shows that those students who spend more time on computers and have more access to computers score higher, while students using a computer ... Moreover, the Internet provides a strong communication link connecting children, teachers, and parents.

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• [PDF File]NSTA Minimum Safety Practices and Regulations for In ...

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  Virtual science activities and video demonstrations are becoming a necessity for remote classrooms due to the emergence of SARS-COVID-19. Although in-person or virtual sessions, video demonstrations, video submissions, investigations, and presentations are essential for high-quality and

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• [PDF File]Benefits of Using Technology: In Literacy Instruction

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  of classrooms we have seen a common theme between technology and reading. In modern society, individuals are surrounded with technology during every waking hour. Computers, the internet, televisions, SmartBoards, cameras, gaming systems and cell phones are just a few of

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• [PDF File]The Importance of Media in the Classroom

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  able to us through the Internet, and we can develop projects across grade levels and campuses. Students are no longer lim-ited by the walls of a classroom or the knowledge of a single textbook. The world is available to most classrooms, even when students do not have their own computers. We can bring the media into the classroom through

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• Obstacles to Developing Digital Literacy on the Internet ...

  school language arts classrooms (Leu et al., 2005, 2007, 2008). That research has revealed that conditions inherent to language arts classrooms often limited options for increasing the effectiveness of IRT. For example, language arts instruction in middle schools is often centered on whole-group instruction. Thus, the small-group work that

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• [PDF File]Motivation and Classroom Learning

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  BORICP07.doc - 3 person through reinforcement and, if necessary, punishment. I see it as more cognitive. Leon: So you think it’s all inside the person. Kyle: Not in the sense that we’re born with it. To me motivation is how a child thinks about goals, and about his ability to reach them.

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• [PDF File]INSIDE THE 21ST-CENTURY CLASSROOM

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  or broadband internet outside of school (41 percent of high school teachers and 34 percent of middle school teachers vs. 23 percent of grade 3–5 teachers and 20 percent of K–2 teachers). 11 Teachers who assign homework that requires access to digital devices and/or broadband internet outside of school are more likely to teach in

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• [PDF File]Teaching and Learning with Technology: Effectiveness of ...

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  students for the current digital era, teachers are seen as the key players in using ICT in their daily classrooms. This is due to the capability of ICT in providing dynamic and proactive teaching-learning environment (Arnseth & Hatlevik, 2012). While, the aim of ICT integration is to improve and increase the quality, accessibility and

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• [PDF File]Using Excel for Classroom Activities

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  Internet 4 Classrooms Excel Tutorial - Microsoft Excel Modules - A very easy to understand tutorial for MS Excel and sample workbooks to download. Tech Train: Overview of Microsoft Excel - A great online tutorial. Excel Tests - A helpful slideshow presentation on how to use Excel to create tests.

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• [PDF File]Embracing Digital Technology in Science Classrooms ...

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  The aim of this case study was to investigate what happens in science classrooms when teaching is almost entirely based on the use of digital technology. Two secondary school science teachers participated, together with their seventh grade classes.

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• [PDF File]Chapter 3 Availability of Technology For Instructional ...

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  • Despite the gains in computer and Internet availability at school and in classrooms, ap- proximately one-third of teachers reported that their classrooms had a single computer or a single computer connected to the Internet available in 1999.

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• [PDF File]Classroom Management Approaches to Support School ...

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  In virtual classrooms, ensure that students know the positive and negative consequences of their virtual actions. Also, make sure that class rules and consequences are equitable, regardless of students’ home environment and resources. For example, some students may have unreliable internet service or

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