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Showing 1 to 20 of 33 for “"Innovative teaching"”.
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Innovative Teaching Strategies and Lesson Plans to Support Students with ADHD
… pedagogy to design inclusive research-informed teaching strategies. The cognitive processes underpinning creativity and imagination – such as divergent thinking, mind-wandering, and creative incubation – are examined as potential strengths often underutilized in traditional classrooms. A …
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Attitudes of Students Toward Science Education and Innovative Teaching Strategies to Overcome Low Achievement in the Secondary Science Classroom
… Surveys of teachers show that the majority feel teaching science to be a beneficial, challenging, and meaningful experience and that a positive attitude is necessary for student achievement. Students showed an underlying positive attitude toward science learning, though some found the classes to …
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Creating Faculty Guidelines for Collaborative Online International Learning: Design and Development
… college and university instructors use an innovative teaching method called Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL). COIL connects students from different countries through online collaboration, promoting intercultural learning and global understanding. While there is plenty of …
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From Narration to Performance: The Study of Identity Development of EFL Students at Bejaia University, Algeria
… identity’, ‘learner’s voices’, nor looked at innovative teaching approaches where these two elements of identity and language voices can be enhanced. The lack of innovative teaching/learning methods in the Algerian EFL classrooms may have limited the students’ opportunities to articulate their …
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Exploration of student and preceptor outcomes in a paramedic flipped classroom
… contributes to the growing body of literature on innovative teaching strategies in health education and underscores the potential for the flipped classroom model to address the unique challenges of training future paramedics. Recommendations for further research and practical implications for …
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Storytelling using myths through a range of media in the foreign language classroom: Establishing practices to enhance the motivation of primary school learners of English in Greece
… they need to be supported to engage in innovative teaching methods and face the challenges of the educational system, so that they can further motivate their students. The findings also highlight a shift in teachers’ practices towards more structured storytelling lessons. The study …
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Exploring the Resilience of Ghana’s Education System: A Case of the State of Higher Education Institutions (HEIS) During Covid-19
… implemented continuity strategies such as innovative teaching methods, frequent assessments, and partnerships with telecommunications firms to maintain educational quality. Factors such as peer and family support, institutional initiatives, and personal commitment significantly contribute …
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A case study on teaching practices in physical education
… state that there needs to be a change in teaching practices. Over the past 20 years there have been new pedagogical models to support innovative teaching practices. This study was designed explore one high school’s physical education teachers teaching practices and explain how educators …
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Putting reflective practice into practice – teaching in a changing Japan
… well positioned to pioneer the development of innovative teaching materials in my market-leading textbooks and to undertake innovative practitioner research projects, which include possibly the first use of a crowd-sourcing methodology in secondary education research, and being the first to …
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Web-based Circuit Design Simulation Package For Solving Electrical Eng
… to provide students with an enhanced and innovative teaching tools package for the electrical circuit design course. The project objectives can be summarized as follows: 1) developing enhanced problem solving skills using a Web-based environment, 2) developing the design skills and …
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The potential of process-centred drama in activating the new curriculum reform in the post-2000 basic education system in China
… 全面发展) of learners, the NCR advocates a new teaching model which is strongly relevant to pupils’ life with a ‘participatory, actively-involved, enquiry-based and task-based’ approach. In this thesis, the benefits and profound significance of PCD as an innovative teaching strategy for filling …
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An Analysis of an Interdisciplinary Experience in Art, Music, and Social Science with Fifth Grade Classes in Traditional School
… provides access to positive behavioral changes. Innovative teaching methods can be implemented in traditional schools. It takes more teacher energy, cooperation, assistance and administrative backing. Recommendations. The writer recommends from this study that further research be done in man's …
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A retrospective study of the clinical capstone experience on perceptions of practice readiness in associate degree student nurses and perceptors
… competency level. Nursing educators seek innovative teaching modalities that assist in producing sound, competent generalist graduate nurses. Graduate nurses need to be able to demonstrate theoretical competency on the NCLEX-RN and be able to function independently as a registered nurse …
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Developing young children’s biliteracy through translanguaging and multimodal instruction
… The educational community needs to develop innovative practices that take into account EBs' linguistic and cultural strengths to provide them academic experiences that enrich their learning. Past research illustrates that pedagogical approaches based on translanguaging and multimodalities …
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Perceptions Of Empowered Teacher Leaders
… learning and combine it with the concept that teaching and learning are more powerful when they involve social interaction (Bandura, 1987).</p> <p>A literature review revealed a gap in understanding what systems and structures made collaboration more successful for teacher leaders. The design …
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A Critical Evaluation of the Implementation of Microsoft OneNote Class Notebook at One New Zealand Secondary School
… the influences of digital technologies on teaching and learning in one New Zealand school case study school, by focussing on its school-wide introduction of Microsoft OneNote Class Notebook. The literature on the use of OneNote Class Notebook and the nature of change that the implementation …
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An Exploration of Blended Learning in Academic English for Postgraduates--A Case Study from China
… study primarily aimed to explore and inform good teaching practices by evaluating the impact of an intervention on blended learning in the academic English course for the postgraduates. Based on the data analysis of the questionnaire, the pre-test and the post-test as well as the interviews, along …
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A Quasi-Experimental Study Evaluating a Reflective Teaching Method, as Measured in the Writing of Nurses' Notes
… help students develop reflective thinking. An innovative reflective teaching method was created that will help facilitate critical thinking. Because this method also includes reflective writing, the evaluation of this method was measured using nursing documentation. The hypotheses of the study …
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Socialinių pedagogų pasirengimas profesinei veiklai karjeros projektavimo kompetencijų aspektu /
… Social pedagogues lack of skills while applying innovative teaching methods and digital technology and equipment. Despite the low level of mastering learning skills, persons who feel that they mastered it are between 20 and 30 years old, and between 50 and 60 years old. A successful career is …
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