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Full-Text Articles in Education
Retention In The New Millennium, Pat Davison
Retention In The New Millennium, Pat Davison
Graduate Research Papers
This study examined the effects of retention in regards to children's academic success. The features of retention, research and literature associated with retention, and the benefits and disadvantages were discussed. Guidelines were presented for teachers, along with the appropriate strategies to use in grade level retention. In addition, conclusions were drawn from literature and recommendations for the future facilitation of retention policies.
Using Authentic Learning To Teach Basic Technology Skills, Steven Burken
Using Authentic Learning To Teach Basic Technology Skills, Steven Burken
Graduate Research Papers
During the past decade, most school districts have been required to write technology plans that have included the goal that students will become technologically literate. Teachers and administrators have been challenged to teach technology skills that will help student solve problems in the work place. What has been commonplace is for schools to offer courses or units in which students acquire skills without applying them to real world problems. This paper takes a look at the literature and research surrounding the use of technology, and the learning of technology skills, in the framework of authentic learning.