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Broadcast and streaming video can be used for basic instruction in foreign language and history classes by bringing subjects to life which can stimulate students' ability to recall facts and events, as well as allow them to experience places they wouldn't otherwise be able to visit.
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Basic instruction
Foreign language, history, and geography classes can bring subjects to life through lessons that stimulate students' ability to recall facts, events, and experience places they otherwise wouldn't. These types of classes allow students to more fully engage with topics by making information more vivid and memorable. Effectively taught lessons across subjects can increase students' knowledge retention and understanding.
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Basic instruction
Foreign language, history, and geography classes can bring subjects to life through lessons that stimulate students' ability to recall facts, events, and experience places they otherwise wouldn't. These types of classes allow students to more fully engage with topics by making information more vivid and memorable. Effectively taught lessons across subjects can increase students' knowledge retention and understanding.
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The Icelandic educational system values technology integration, student autonomy, and practical learning. Lessons incorporate mobile devices, students have freedom to choose subjects and study schedules, and courses like cooking are emphasized. The system also promotes multiculturalism, with students from over 20 countries attending one school. Special needs students are supported through assistive technology. Overall, the Icelandic approach focuses on flexible, individualized education through technology and hands-on learning.
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This lesson plan is for an English class at a senior high school. It involves showing students a picture of a natural disaster and having them identify it. Students are then given coupons about different natural disasters and asked to share information about their assigned disaster with the class. The teacher evaluates the students based on their ability to share information about the topic in front of others.
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- 1. APPLICATIONS OF BROADCAST AND STREAMING VIDEO 1-Basic instruction-.In foreign language classes, history and geography lessons where students can bring a subject to life, stimulate their ability to recall facts and events, and experience places they wouldn’t otherwise experience.