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A wealth of studies on students’ use of computers in the classroom supports the notion of banning them.
One of the problems with this article’s premise is the way technology is being used by the teachers. For example, "The experiment showed that, regardless of the kind or duration of the computer use, the disconnected students performed better on a post-lecture quiz." My argument is that computers should probably not be open for a lecture. They could be open for a discussion with a back-channel or for more purpose-driven tech. But the way it is being used or accepted by teachers as use by students sounds haphazard and ready for disaster.
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WATERisLIFE provides clean drinking water, sanitation and WASH education programs to schools and villages in developing countries. We provide opportunities for others to be involved through fundraising and field project implementation.
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After a long period of neglect in education, attention to teaching handwriting in the primary grades may finally be returning. This attention can benefit many youngsters, including those with learning disabilities (LDs) involving handwriting, which may accompany reading disabilities, writing disabilities, nonverbal learning disabilities, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
This article goes beyond determining why handwriting has advantages and explains with specific examples how to implement good strategies.
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