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    in the classroom, I was observing was they children were able to see the standards, because they were hanging all over the classroom. One standard was Health, Wellness, and Physical Development, learning about the body. On the standard it talks about concepts of health, healthful living, safety and injury prevention, physical activity- gross motor coordination and concepts, principles, and strategies of movement-fine motor. I think this standard aligns what is being taught in the classroom, because

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    throughout the year. People are social and they prefer to relate to others. Bad relationships hurt the student’s psyche. When conflicts occur, a student’s engagement decline, and they do not feel successful and do not contribute with ideas in the classroom. Teachers, who do not relate and work with their students, fail to keep students interested. Students will not listen to a teacher who is not their friend. When conflict arises with friends, a student will fail to be active with their education.

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    FLIPPED CLASSROOM MODEL

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    FLIPPED-CLASSROOM MODEL: PROMOTING BLENDED LEARNING IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING CLASSROOM IN INDONESIA Atik Ulinuha (atikulinuha@gmail.com) Nurul Hidayah Pratama (nhpratama@ymail.com) Universitas Negeri Malang Jl. Semarang 5, Malang, Indonesia Abstract: This paper intends to promote the use of blended learning for English Language Teaching in Indonesia. There are several models of blended learning that can be implemented by the teachers to teach the ‘Net’ generation, they are rotation models, flex

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    When it comes to the topic of allowing technology in the child care classrooms, most of us will willingly agree that digital technologies provide one more outlet for young children to demonstrate their creativity and learning. Where this agreement usually ends, however, is on the question of including iPads into the curriculum in a preschool classroom. While some are convinced that introducing iPads into the curriculum means children will stop playing, pretending, and learning to socialize, others

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    The Abundant Benefits of Technology On a daily basis, both businesses and individuals rely on technology. It cannot be denied that technology has become part of our everyday life, as individuals we all depend on technology, either for education, health purposes, transportation, communication, romantic relationships, and business growth . It is impossible to explore how each advancement in technology has impacted our lives as well as how it will impact the future. Technology impacts the environment

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    that reports on “A Classroom of One is a Community of Learners: Paradox, Artistic Pedagogical Technologies, and the Invitational Online Classroom.” The article was presented by Katherine J. Janzen, Beth Perry, and Margaret Edwards. In summary, this article states that by having the proper online curriculum that encourages social presence will help reduce the social isolation that is usually involved in an online classroom. This paradoxical experience of appearing as a classroom of one, seemingly

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    Technology and Education The use of technology in schools has a great effect on not only students, but teachers as well. Today, we mostly think of technology as computers, but it is much more than that. In fact, one of the first technologies used in the classroom was the chalkboard. Most students today use technology throughout their school day. Uses for technology can be found for every subject matter a student has. Some of the most widely used tools are found in the English

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    The internet has improved education because of its immediate access to an abundance of information. According to State Univeristy in the article, ”Technology in Education - School” states, “Students once relied upon local and school libraries and their printed reference materials to research topics. Now, however, computer technologies provide access to digital versions of these references–and to libraries worldwide. Encyclopedias on CD-ROMs provide information, digital images, video, and audio, and

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    TPACK Curriculum

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    In classrooms today, it is important for teachers to use technology with their students, but only in a way that enhances the material being taught. For this reason, it is essential for teachers to understand the concepts of the TPACK framework. The TPACK framework includes technological knowledge, pedagogical knowledge, and content knowledge. It is obvious that a teacher must know the specific content to teach and know how to teach it, but it is less obvious to note that they must know how to effectively

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    cellphone which includes 100% of 18-29 year olds. The college classroom is now home to a generation that has been raised with so much technology that they are accustomed to multitasking and interruptions (Rosen,Lim,Carrier,and Cheever, 2011). It is second nature, something as simple as brushing their teeth, and the idea of simplifying and focusing on one thing is no longer in their DNA. Thus, even when it comes to sitting in a college classroom, it’s hard for them to shut down the constantly active technological

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