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1ERIC ED444455: Web-Based Extended Learning Through Discussion Forums. Research Paper: Connecting Technology To Teaching And Learning.

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A science classroom was used to study the effects of a shared intranet environment on students' problem-solving ability and metacognitive reflection skills through shared contextualization. Subjects were first-time 9th- and 10th-grade biology students from three public high schools. An evaluative analysis of the CourseInfo software (Blackboard, Inc., 1998) was undertaken, and the tracking capabilities of the CourseInfo software were evaluated through measurement of: number of log-ons to the threaded discussion; number of threaded statements; number of threaded dialogue statements of response to other student statements; and number of threaded dialogue statements of response to teacher statements. Analysis of tracked user movement within the shared Web-based environment was investigated as one possible model of evaluating learner academic behaviors within, and as a result of, Web-based environments. Results of the study support tracking user movement as an avenue of quantifying the effectiveness of Web-based learning initiatives. (AEF)

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2Expanding Horizons : Teaching And Learning Through Whole Class Discussion

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3Teaching And Learning Through Discussion : The Theory, Research, And Practice Of The Discussion Method

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4ERIC ED594144: What Works In Early Grade Literacy Instruction. Occasional Paper. RTI Press Publication OP-0039-1702 Over The Past Decade, RTI International Has Pursued The Goal Of Quality, Inclusive, Differentiated Early Grade Literacy Instruction In Nearly 30 Early Grade Reading Or Early Grade Literacy Programs In Low- And Middle-income (LMI) Countries. Across Our Diverse Portfolio, We Have Supported Ministries Of Education (Ministries) In Diverse Contexts In Their Development And Implementation Of Research-based Early Grade Literacy Programs And Have Learned Important Lessons Based On Our Experience Working With Ministries To Design, Develop, And Implement Early Grade Literacy Programs. This Paper Describes The Core Elements That We Have Found To Improve Early Grade Literacy Instruction And Learner Outcomes: The Approach To Teaching (Teach), The Availability Of Quality, Relevant Learner Materials (Text), The Effective Use Of Instructional Time (Time), The Use Of Formative Assessment To Guide Instruction (Test), And Provision Of Instruction In The Most Effective Language (Tongue). This Paper Focuses On The Acquisition Of Literacy In Alphabetic And Alphasyllabic Languages In The Early Primary Years (most Typically, Academic Levels 1 Through 3) And The Kinds Of Exposures, Instruction, And Support Learners Need To Become Fully Literate. These Are The Elements Of A Literacy Program That Can Be Taught, That Should Be Present In Teaching And Learning Materials And In Teacher Trainings, And That Relate Specifically To What Happens In A Classroom. Many More Factors Contribute To Literacy Acquisition. However, We Focus On The Core Elements In This Paper To Delve Deeper And Facilitate A Richer Discussion About These Components. No One-size-fits-all Approach To The Development And Implementation Of Literacy Programs Exists; The Local Context And Constraints Of Any Implementation Can Require Adaptation And Adjustments. In Many Cases, The Fully Diversified Approach To Early Grade Literacy Instruction Described In The Classroom Scenario Has Not Yet Been Achieved. However, We Hope That This Compilation Of Lessons Learned And Best Practices Achieved Through Our Experiences Will Help To Further The Efforts Of All To Provide High-quality, Effective Literacy Instruction To All Learners, Particularly Those In LMI Countries. [This Work Was Previously Titled "What We Have Learned In The Past Decade: RTI's Approach To Early Grade Literacy Instruction."]

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Over the past decade, RTI International has pursued the goal of quality, inclusive, differentiated early grade literacy instruction in nearly 30 early grade reading or early grade literacy programs in low- and middle-income (LMI) countries. Across our diverse portfolio, we have supported Ministries of Education (Ministries) in diverse contexts in their development and implementation of research-based early grade literacy programs and have learned important lessons based on our experience working with Ministries to design, develop, and implement early grade literacy programs. This paper describes the core elements that we have found to improve early grade literacy instruction and learner outcomes: the approach to teaching (Teach), the availability of quality, relevant learner materials (Text), the effective use of instructional time (Time), the use of formative assessment to guide instruction (Test), and provision of instruction in the most effective language (Tongue). This paper focuses on the acquisition of literacy in alphabetic and alphasyllabic languages in the early primary years (most typically, academic levels 1 through 3) and the kinds of exposures, instruction, and support learners need to become fully literate. These are the elements of a literacy program that can be taught, that should be present in teaching and learning materials and in teacher trainings, and that relate specifically to what happens in a classroom. Many more factors contribute to literacy acquisition. However, we focus on the core elements in this paper to delve deeper and facilitate a richer discussion about these components. No one-size-fits-all approach to the development and implementation of literacy programs exists; the local context and constraints of any implementation can require adaptation and adjustments. In many cases, the fully diversified approach to early grade literacy instruction described in the classroom scenario has not yet been achieved. However, we hope that this compilation of lessons learned and best practices achieved through our experiences will help to further the efforts of all to provide high-quality, effective literacy instruction to all learners, particularly those in LMI countries. [This work was previously titled "What We Have Learned in the Past Decade: RTI's Approach to Early Grade Literacy Instruction."]

“ERIC ED594144: What Works In Early Grade Literacy Instruction. Occasional Paper. RTI Press Publication OP-0039-1702 Over The Past Decade, RTI International Has Pursued The Goal Of Quality, Inclusive, Differentiated Early Grade Literacy Instruction In Nearly 30 Early Grade Reading Or Early Grade Literacy Programs In Low- And Middle-income (LMI) Countries. Across Our Diverse Portfolio, We Have Supported Ministries Of Education (Ministries) In Diverse Contexts In Their Development And Implementation Of Research-based Early Grade Literacy Programs And Have Learned Important Lessons Based On Our Experience Working With Ministries To Design, Develop, And Implement Early Grade Literacy Programs. This Paper Describes The Core Elements That We Have Found To Improve Early Grade Literacy Instruction And Learner Outcomes: The Approach To Teaching (Teach), The Availability Of Quality, Relevant Learner Materials (Text), The Effective Use Of Instructional Time (Time), The Use Of Formative Assessment To Guide Instruction (Test), And Provision Of Instruction In The Most Effective Language (Tongue). This Paper Focuses On The Acquisition Of Literacy In Alphabetic And Alphasyllabic Languages In The Early Primary Years (most Typically, Academic Levels 1 Through 3) And The Kinds Of Exposures, Instruction, And Support Learners Need To Become Fully Literate. These Are The Elements Of A Literacy Program That Can Be Taught, That Should Be Present In Teaching And Learning Materials And In Teacher Trainings, And That Relate Specifically To What Happens In A Classroom. Many More Factors Contribute To Literacy Acquisition. However, We Focus On The Core Elements In This Paper To Delve Deeper And Facilitate A Richer Discussion About These Components. No One-size-fits-all Approach To The Development And Implementation Of Literacy Programs Exists; The Local Context And Constraints Of Any Implementation Can Require Adaptation And Adjustments. In Many Cases, The Fully Diversified Approach To Early Grade Literacy Instruction Described In The Classroom Scenario Has Not Yet Been Achieved. However, We Hope That This Compilation Of Lessons Learned And Best Practices Achieved Through Our Experiences Will Help To Further The Efforts Of All To Provide High-quality, Effective Literacy Instruction To All Learners, Particularly Those In LMI Countries. [This Work Was Previously Titled "What We Have Learned In The Past Decade: RTI's Approach To Early Grade Literacy Instruction."]” Metadata:

  • Title: ➤  ERIC ED594144: What Works In Early Grade Literacy Instruction. Occasional Paper. RTI Press Publication OP-0039-1702 Over The Past Decade, RTI International Has Pursued The Goal Of Quality, Inclusive, Differentiated Early Grade Literacy Instruction In Nearly 30 Early Grade Reading Or Early Grade Literacy Programs In Low- And Middle-income (LMI) Countries. Across Our Diverse Portfolio, We Have Supported Ministries Of Education (Ministries) In Diverse Contexts In Their Development And Implementation Of Research-based Early Grade Literacy Programs And Have Learned Important Lessons Based On Our Experience Working With Ministries To Design, Develop, And Implement Early Grade Literacy Programs. This Paper Describes The Core Elements That We Have Found To Improve Early Grade Literacy Instruction And Learner Outcomes: The Approach To Teaching (Teach), The Availability Of Quality, Relevant Learner Materials (Text), The Effective Use Of Instructional Time (Time), The Use Of Formative Assessment To Guide Instruction (Test), And Provision Of Instruction In The Most Effective Language (Tongue). This Paper Focuses On The Acquisition Of Literacy In Alphabetic And Alphasyllabic Languages In The Early Primary Years (most Typically, Academic Levels 1 Through 3) And The Kinds Of Exposures, Instruction, And Support Learners Need To Become Fully Literate. These Are The Elements Of A Literacy Program That Can Be Taught, That Should Be Present In Teaching And Learning Materials And In Teacher Trainings, And That Relate Specifically To What Happens In A Classroom. Many More Factors Contribute To Literacy Acquisition. However, We Focus On The Core Elements In This Paper To Delve Deeper And Facilitate A Richer Discussion About These Components. No One-size-fits-all Approach To The Development And Implementation Of Literacy Programs Exists; The Local Context And Constraints Of Any Implementation Can Require Adaptation And Adjustments. In Many Cases, The Fully Diversified Approach To Early Grade Literacy Instruction Described In The Classroom Scenario Has Not Yet Been Achieved. However, We Hope That This Compilation Of Lessons Learned And Best Practices Achieved Through Our Experiences Will Help To Further The Efforts Of All To Provide High-quality, Effective Literacy Instruction To All Learners, Particularly Those In LMI Countries. [This Work Was Previously Titled "What We Have Learned In The Past Decade: RTI's Approach To Early Grade Literacy Instruction."]
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“ERIC ED594144: What Works In Early Grade Literacy Instruction. Occasional Paper. RTI Press Publication OP-0039-1702 Over The Past Decade, RTI International Has Pursued The Goal Of Quality, Inclusive, Differentiated Early Grade Literacy Instruction In Nearly 30 Early Grade Reading Or Early Grade Literacy Programs In Low- And Middle-income (LMI) Countries. Across Our Diverse Portfolio, We Have Supported Ministries Of Education (Ministries) In Diverse Contexts In Their Development And Implementation Of Research-based Early Grade Literacy Programs And Have Learned Important Lessons Based On Our Experience Working With Ministries To Design, Develop, And Implement Early Grade Literacy Programs. This Paper Describes The Core Elements That We Have Found To Improve Early Grade Literacy Instruction And Learner Outcomes: The Approach To Teaching (Teach), The Availability Of Quality, Relevant Learner Materials (Text), The Effective Use Of Instructional Time (Time), The Use Of Formative Assessment To Guide Instruction (Test), And Provision Of Instruction In The Most Effective Language (Tongue). This Paper Focuses On The Acquisition Of Literacy In Alphabetic And Alphasyllabic Languages In The Early Primary Years (most Typically, Academic Levels 1 Through 3) And The Kinds Of Exposures, Instruction, And Support Learners Need To Become Fully Literate. These Are The Elements Of A Literacy Program That Can Be Taught, That Should Be Present In Teaching And Learning Materials And In Teacher Trainings, And That Relate Specifically To What Happens In A Classroom. Many More Factors Contribute To Literacy Acquisition. However, We Focus On The Core Elements In This Paper To Delve Deeper And Facilitate A Richer Discussion About These Components. No One-size-fits-all Approach To The Development And Implementation Of Literacy Programs Exists; The Local Context And Constraints Of Any Implementation Can Require Adaptation And Adjustments. In Many Cases, The Fully Diversified Approach To Early Grade Literacy Instruction Described In The Classroom Scenario Has Not Yet Been Achieved. However, We Hope That This Compilation Of Lessons Learned And Best Practices Achieved Through Our Experiences Will Help To Further The Efforts Of All To Provide High-quality, Effective Literacy Instruction To All Learners, Particularly Those In LMI Countries. [This Work Was Previously Titled "What We Have Learned In The Past Decade: RTI's Approach To Early Grade Literacy Instruction."]” Subjects and Themes:

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1Teaching and learning through discussion

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  • Publisher: C.C. Thomas
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  • Publish Location: Springfield, Ill., U.S.A

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