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2. Using Youtube in Colleges of Education

   files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ1256049.pdf

   theories, micro-teaching, etc. Further, YouTube also provides for the display of accurate charts and graphs. Thus YouTube helps to demystify the tough concepts and make it easy for teacher trainees to understand and comprehend complex topics. Blessing for Slow Learners When using YouTube in the classroom, teacher

3. Resources for Teachers - Office of Elementary and Secondary ...

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   This webinar helps teachers rethink their lesson plans for an online platform, including resources like teacher-created YouTube channels and explainer videos, tools for sharing resources with your peers, and ways of working with your district to ensure students have access. Digital Divide: Connectivity, Infrastructure and Devices (March 24 ...

4. Student Perceptions Towards the use of YouTube as An ... - ed

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   More (2014). YouTube EDU is a service for educators which contains short lessons from teachers, entire university courses, professional development materials, and motivational videos from international leaders. Research on Youtube in the classroom does not necessary shed light on an utterly new phenomena but has been explored in

5. EFL Learners’ and Teachers' Perception toward the Use of ...

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   The students may find it easier to use online videos in order to get more information about any topic they need. The ninth statement asks the students if they recommend the use of online videos in learning English, 82.5% of the respondents agree and strongly agree with this statement, while 9.2% do not.

6. NCES Blog | Teaching with Technology: U.S. Teachers ...

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   The coronavirus pandemic forced teachers across the world to immediately transition instruction to a virtual setting in early 2020. To understand U.S. teachers’ level of preparedness for this shift in an international context, this blog examines recent international data from U.S. teachers’ responses to questions on the following topics:

7. Exploring Free Digital Tools in Education Gaspard Mucundanyi ...

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   Mucundanyi, Latorre, & Torres, 2017). Thus, teachers who embrace technology accept challenges and value collaboration, communication, discovery, innovation, and excellence in teaching and learning. FREE TECHNOLOGICAL TOOLS IN EDUCATION Sharing free digital tools from a teacher’s experiences allows other teachers to analyze and explore

8. EXPLORING THE USE OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY IN EFL

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   It aims to find out the current. state of the use of technology in English classrooms. The research combines both quantitative. and qualitative methods to gather information about the use of technology in the teaching-. learning process. The main instruments applied were teachers’ and students’ surveys and. observation sheets.

9. Teachers | National Center on Safe Supportive Learning ...

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   Offers practical suggestions and ways in which school staff, teachers, and administrators can support students in these uncertain economic times. Includes strategies to promote a sense of safety, calm, self-efficacy, individual and community efficacy, connectedness, and hope. Includes two modules trainers can use to address bullying in classrooms.