Foreign Languages - Indiana University of Pennsylvania. PhotoPeach. BigHugeLabs: Do fun stuff with your photos. 7 Free QR Code Reader Apps for Android. QR codes are all the rage these days, and if you've got an Android, you hold in your hand the power to unlock the mysteries of the QR code-spackled world.
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The past decade has brought numerous innovations and advances in the area of technology, which have changed the role from one of consumer of knowledge to one of producer of knowledge which has revolutionized the delivery of education. The purpose of this mixed method study was to determine the effect of Web 2.0 technologies on student achievement. The quantitative portion of the study examined specifically student achievement based on pretest and posttest scores and examined the level of classroom community, connectedness and learning as reported by the students.
The qualitative portion further investigated the ways students used Web 2.0 technologies in their language learning and their perceptions. Adviser: Aleidine J. Technology and Education. Posted by José Picardo on May 29, 2008 I was recently the subject of a great culture shock: a year ago, I transferred from a girls’ school to an all boys school.
Myths materialised and hearsay became reality as I had to completely re-think my approach to teaching Spanish so as to make it more fitting and more relevant to my new all male pupils. It is a well researched fact that boys and girls prefer different learning styles and that that they have a different approach to their education: girls are generally portrayed as conscientious and hard working, while boys are often portrayed as lazy and indulging in an anti-education culture. There is a wide spread recognition that gender does indeed affect the way we all think, behave and learn (Maynard 2002). When it comes to learning Modern Foreign Languages, boys have traditionally under-performed in comparison to girls, who consistently achieve the highest grades. In short, most boys do not like to talk in the foreign language because:
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