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The document discusses using new media to help communities tell their stories. It touches on several topics related to teaching with technology, including Bloom's Taxonomy, critical vs creative thinking, teaching philosophy, challenges of teaching technology skills, using service learning, the importance of passion in teaching, and assessing multimedia community projects. Assessment of such projects must balance input from students, peers, teachers, and community partners.
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2) The importance of establishing connections with students to build trust before engaging in learning.
3) Having a clear learning goal or outcome for each lesson that is communicated to students.
4) Helping students take ownership of their learning through exploration, dialogue, and explaining their reasoning.
5) The need to balance conceptual learning, procedural fluency, and problem solving practice for a strong mathematical foundation.
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1) The document discusses different types of meaningful learning including active, constructive, intentional, authentic, and cooperative learning.
2) It explains how technology can facilitate meaningful learning when it allows students to be actively engaged in building their own understanding through tools and interactions that support goal-setting, collaboration, and reflection.
3) Technologies are most effective for learning when they give students the ability to use them as intellectual partners to articulate, represent and reflect on their own knowledge and perspectives.
Btte jefford[1]
1) The document discusses different types of meaningful learning including active, constructive, intentional, authentic, and cooperative learning.
2) It explains how technology can facilitate meaningful learning when it allows students to be actively engaged in building their own understanding through tools and collaborative activities.
3) Technologies should support students' goals and help them articulate, reflect on, and apply their knowledge in authentic problem-solving contexts.
Btte jefford[1]
1) The document discusses the concept of meaningful learning and how it involves active, constructive, intentional, authentic, and cooperative activities.
2) It explains that meaningful learning tasks should be situated in real-world contexts and involve articulating understanding, goal-setting, and collaboration.
3) Technology can facilitate meaningful learning when it allows learners to build their own interpretations, supports intellectual functions required by their studies, and acts as a tool to represent their ideas and understandings.
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