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Showing 1 to 20 of 235 for “"technology use"”.
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Teen opinions of the influence of parental technology use on teen technology use
… teens' opinions of the influence their parents' technology practices have on teens' technology practices. There is an absence of research in the area of parental influence over teens' technology practices (Ito, 2010; Yu, Yuen, & Jae, 2012). Few teens have considered their parents' role in their …
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Technology Use in Higher Education Instruction
<p>The significance of integrating technology use in higher education instruction is undeniable. The benefits include those related to access to instruction by underserved populations, adequately preparing students for future careers, capitalizing on best instructional practices, developing higher …
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Technology use in the treatment and prevention of eating disorders
Technology is changing rapidly in this global world. A radically different delivery of nutrition information and counseling is technologically feasible in fewer than five years. With about half of girls and a quarter of boys being dissatisfied with their bodies during adolescence into young …
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SILVER LININGS: PANDEMIC EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY USE IN A POST-PANDEMIC CLASSROOM
… advancements in telecommunications and video technology meant that, for the first time, work, socialization and also instruction could continue, if slightly altered, to adjust to a ‘remote’ rather than ‘in person’ format. This quantitative study used a faculty survey to examine the move both …
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Intensive parenting – Perspectives on Parental Time and Mediation of Technology Use
… time perceptions and the parental mediation of technology use. Previous literature demonstrates the changes of parenting that primarily concern the intensification, especially the extension and social inflation of the parental role. This parenting cultural script – namely, intensive parenting – …
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Improving Validity and Reliability in Children’s Self Reports of Technology Use
… are for children, how much fun they are to use and how attractive they may be for use. The impact of prior technology use on the children’s responses in those contexts is the core concern of this thesis. The thesis provides a set of tools (survey instruments and guidelines) that can be used …
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Perceptions of Technology Use in Rural and Urban Pennsylvania High Schools
… and developing guidelines for integrating technology into K-12 schools. With this in mind, the integration of technology into curriculum is an ever-growing point of discussion among high-school education professionals. Technology uses in teaching and learning present significant issues in …
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Child nutrition directors' perceptions of technology use in child nutrition programs
… child nutrition directors (CNDs) perceptions of technology use in child nutrition programs (CNPs) in the Southwest Region of the United States. A questionnaire was developed by the researchers, validated by an expert panel using the Delphi technique, converted to an on-line format, and pilot …
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Employee Behavioral Intention and Technology Use: Mediating Processes and Individual Difference Moderators
… in the development and implementation of end-user technology (e.g., communication software platforms, social networking sites) within organizations, it is imperative to understand the factors that best predict use of end-user software. Although technology acceptance models, grounded in broader …
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Effective Technology Use in Skill-Based Mathematics Instruction: Fourth through Eighth Grades
… improving standardized test scores. Educational technology is one of the primary focuses of many educational policy reforms designed to improve student outcomes and reach state and federal standards. This literature review analyzed current research for trends in teacher and student attitudes …
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Antecedents and Consequences of Parent Technology Use in Parents of Young Children
The availability of and access to technology has been steadily increasing in recent years. Especially in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, technology use in some form is almost a daily occurrence in the United States (Vargo et al., 2021). A growing body of work has been examining familial …
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Explaining Relationship Satisfaction: Attachment, Technology Use, and Sexual Satisfaction in Long-Distance Relationships
… specifically, I examined how attachment style, technology use, and sexual satisfaction contribute to LDR satisfaction and compared the model to geographically close relationship (GCR) satisfaction. I also examined attachment style and LDR/GCR differences in amount of and channels of technology …
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Technology Use of Online Instructors with High Self-Efficacy: A Multiple Case Study
… perceived high self-efficacy for online teaching use technology in the online class and how their use compares to a common list of best practices for use of technology with online instruction. One-on-one interviews with four case study participants were the main source of data collection along …
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Creating a technology use plan: An on-line handbook for site technology leaders
… who have an interst in creating an effective Technology Use Plan.</p>
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Computer-related technology use in the high school physics classroom: a case study
… classroom environment when computers and other technology were integral components of the curriculum. The unit of analysis was one high school physics teacher and his regular and honors classes. The main research was conducted in an inductive, qualitative manner that examined the processes …
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Generation Z teachers’ technology use shapes teaching, understanding of policy, and impression of leadership
… study explores how high achieving Gen Z teachers use technology to shape their professional practice and knowledge of education policy. This research further explored how Gen Z teachers prefer administrators to use technology when they lead. Descriptive qualitative research design uses …
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Communication technology use and well-being: does less screen time lead to greater happiness?
… positive and negative effects of communication technology use have been studied with contradictory findings. Some research has shown that engagement with this technology can reduce face-to-face interaction, which threatens subjective well-being. Other studies have shown that the right …
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