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    Technology And Education Mansour Sumayli ELS, Fort Wayne March 30th, 2015 Outline Research Question: How does Technology affect education? Focus of Research Question: Argument. Answers to Research Question: 1. Easier access to information. 2. Enhances Communication. 3. Different learning methods. Detailed Outline I. Introduction Hook: Technology has greatly impacted education in an unbelievable way (Sutton, 2013). Background information: Some teachers believe technology is great

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    equipment present in instructional settings? Lee County is the fourth largest district in Florida, and the second highest low socio-economic status in the state. The equipment found in each fourth grade classroom is seven desktop computers, six for the students and one teacher station. Each classroom has a podium with a laptop and document camera. There are projectors set up to display on the Smartboard. In the school we have one computer lab with 30 computers, and additional five mobile labs with

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    Melanie Shoffner’s article (2013), “Approaching Technology in English Education from a Different Perspective.” Specifically, this article is an editorial rather than research. Shoffner’s claim here is that teachers should view technology not as a separate component to add to one’s teaching, but that technology should be thought of as something that is integrated into student learning. The author begins her editorial with an excerpt from her “technology autobiography.” She says that, essentially,

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    How to teach English Language Learners by Using Technology What is Technology Integration? Technology integration is the combination of technology resources and technology-based practices into the daily routines, work, and management of school in general and classroom particularly. Technology means are computers and specific software, and network-based communication systems. Applies contain cooperative work and communication, Internet-based exploration, remote access to equipment, network-based

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    Classroom Reflection

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    as to how to become a better educator in a classroom setting. Through the data I collected I was able to connect Borich’s Seven Variables of learning to the students. By being in the clinical setting for nearly two months, I have been exposed to new ways of thinking when it comes to structuring a classroom and instructing a classroom. Within this reflection you will find out how I would better plan an effective lesson for the pupils in my future classroom. You will also discover what I will do about

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    Capstone Project

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    students with the use of technology that supported active learning wanted to be studied, what was already presumed about this topic, if there are personal experience associated with this topic that might create obstacles, if this topic benefited the field of education, and if this topic sustained a prolonged focus to complete the Capstone project. Reason Why the Topic Wanted to be Studied The reason why the topic of engaging dental hygiene students with the use of technology that supported active learning

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    Classroom Interview

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    First off this was a very different interview based on technology because the administrator is usually the one that oversees the way technology is integrated into the school and usually isn't the one using the technology in learning aspects. Mrs. Lisa Cizmas is Fong's assistant principal she is originally from Southern California but moved to Las Vegas 32 years ago. She attended and graduated from the University of Nevada of Las Vegas with a degree in education. She has taught 14 years as an educator

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    Why is Technology Important in K-12 Education? Marlene Segal It seems odd to me to write a paper about the importance of technology in education. While there may still be skeptics within the field of education, I would imagine that most people would agree that a technology rich environment enhances a child's education at least to some degree. Even teachers who are reluctant to infuse technology into their lesson plans would have to see the merit of students using technology consistently

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    The rapid advancements in innovative technology have profoundly affected the way humans live, work, and play. Numerous technological breakthroughs gave way to the Internet, mobile devices, and androids in order to create a significant impact on countless individuals in the 21st century. These innovations have enabled various alterations in human interactions, particularly for society’s education system. The outcomes of innovative technology in the classrooms have triggered many individuals to share

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    materials supporting their learning. In this case iPad apps gives teacher’s significant teaching strategies to teach them how to read, write and speak correctly during elementary school. Bonnstette and VanOverbeke (2012) believed “The elementary classroom builds the basis for the content areas and the future success of students. From writing creative stories to fact mastery in mathematics, apps provide an engaging and interactive platform for learning.” (p. 3429). Additionally, iPad apps help students

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