classroom experience
Using Technology To Create A Dynamic Classroom Experience
... There are many multimedia technologies available involving audio. Some of the more recent technologies include streaming audio over the Internet, such as web radio, real audio feeds or webcasting, and Voice-over Internet ...
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A Flipped Classroom experience : What assessment ?
... flipped classroom experience on secondary school students, studying the subject of Family Education, more particularly the sequence of protecting the adolescent against social evils: ...flipped ...
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Using storytelling with adult EFL learners: an enriching classroom experience
... In addition, Morgan and Rinvolucri (1983) argue that, as stories are told, affective filters are lowered and language acquisition takes place more naturally. As students enjoy listening to the story, telling it, and ...
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Approaches to the use of sensor data to improve classroom experience
... rooms most suitable for teaching and thus increase the quality of the teaching and learning experience for bot, the students and the lecturers. We therefore aimed to establish the desirable physical environment ...
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Building a 3D interactive walkthrough in a digital storytelling classroom experience
... learning experience, students were made part of the creation pipeline of a Virtual Application, also named MuraVagando, which enables users to visit a 3D reconstruction of their home town, ...the classroom ...
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Revitalizing the Chemical Engineering Senior Design Experience: Empowerment, Entrepreneurship, and a Flipped Classroom Experience
... Present their ideas in a pitch session, with department alumni and their peers evalua=ng the proposed projects ... ‘Green’ or ‘sustainable’ consumer products.[r] ...
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Revitalizing the Chemical Engineering Senior Design Experience: Empowerment, Entrepreneurship, and a Flipped Classroom Experience
... Andrew Tadd earned a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Michigan in 2006. After graduation, he remained at the University as a Postdoctoral Fellow, continuing research work on cata- lysts for ...
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School nurses and health education : the classroom experience.
... Working with teachers can also have negative impacts for the school nurse. A number of participants reported some teachers do not value the role of the school nurse and do not want them in their classroom. This ...
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A Virtual Bridge to Cultural Access: Culturally Relevant Virtual Reality and Its Impact on Science Students
... the classroom experience in design and implementation of this pilot study serves to address existing concerns about a lack of pedagogical focus in designing virtual learning environments (Fowler, ...
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Manuscript Title & Authors
... Assessment processes aim at both learners' learning and teaching processes themselves. The information provided by the evaluation helps the team of teachers to have relevant information in order to critically analyze and ...
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A Novice Teacher’s Experience of Practicing Eclecticism in a Foreign Adult Classroom
... his classroom experience in a narrative manner, with ‘what’, ‘when’, ‘where’, ‘who’, ‘why’, and ‘how I feel’ and analyze the new approaches stepping on the ...of experience where the narrator ...
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Perceptions and Perceived Barriers of North Carolina Agriculture Teachers on Including Students with Special Needs in the total Agricultural Education Program.
... researcher with some questions being modeled after the Schwager and White (1994) study on Oklahoma agriculture teachers‟ perceptions of working with students with special needs and SAE. Some demographic questions were ...
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Releasing an Educational Android App
... This paper explores the process and challenges of creating an educational app for android devices. The Heat Loss Calculator app was initially conceived to allow researchers to quickly calculate building heat loss by ...
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Online Game-Based Formative Assessment: Distant Learners Post Graduate Students’ Challenges Towards Quizizz
... against time to do so in the classroom. This would encourage them to be independent learners. For the type of questions, both multiple-choice and True-False options in „Quizizz‟ are good for helping students ...
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ENGAGING THE STUDENTS WITH STYLES IN EFL PERSPECTIVES
... 26 It has been widely argued that the optimal learning occurs when there is mutual agreement or understanding between the teachers and the students about what should be done and why by both parties (Williams & ...
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Student Teachers' Perception of their Exposure to Special Population
... Recognizing the classroom is a place where prcservice teachers experience in- terdependency with inservicc teachers, parents, students, administrators, and stake holding a[r] ...
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Towards partnership in teacher education : the development of structure and process in a postgraduate initial teacher education course
... ability classroom it is essential that young teachers consider in their initial training what this means for their practice. The common experience in the school g[r] ...
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Acting together: ensemble as a democratic process in art and life
... participatory experience of being together in drama and how children and young people are changed by that which is important rather than the form of the drama work ...drama experience or in a musical ...
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Walking the Walk: Student Expectations of Faculty in the Classroom
... and classroom environments are necessary to meet the learning needs of today’s college students (Kasworm, 2003; Kasworm & Pike, 1994; Roberts, ...mainstream experience of the general student population ...
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Enhancing student perspectives of humanism in medicine: reflections from the Kalaupapa service learning project
... patient experience of those impacted by Hansen’s disease and their lives in ...patient experience and also of themselves as future physicians ...learning experience focused on underserved and rural ...
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