Teacher Training for Inclusive Education: Competency Building
Teacher Training for Inclusive Education
1. Teacher Training Focus: Building competencies for educators.
2. Diagnostic Assessment: Utilizing consistent assessments to identify learning gaps, including low educational attainment and students with learning difficulties.
3. Project Description: This project begins with interviews of teachers working with NB1 to gather insights for assessing project aspects. The goal is to deliver effective strategies by the end of the first semester. Professional educators
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Multimedia Teaching Materials: Definition
Multimedia materials are software and interactive web pages that include text and audiovisual elements. They are designed specifically to facilitate learning. Any material used with a didactic purpose is considered an educational resource. Materials specifically developed to facilitate teaching and learning processes are known as teaching aids.
Metalinguistic Function of Video in Education
The focus is on the use of codes in the preparation of the videographic
Read MoreControl Engineering: Principles and History
What is Control?
It is the action or effect of deciding on the development of a process or system. It can also be understood as a way to manipulate certain variables to make them, or other variables, act in the desired way.
What is Control Engineering?
It is an interdisciplinary approach to control systems and devices. It combines areas such as electrical, electronic, mechanical, chemical, process engineering, and mathematical theory, among others.
Subdisciplines (by Type of Control)
- Open-loop control
- Closed-
Educational Multimedia: Design, Development, and Implementation
Education
Education is a process aimed at promoting the integral, harmonious, and complete development of human beings within their natural, social, cultural, and living contexts. It fosters responsible and committed individuals within society.
Innovation
Innovation is an intentional, controlled change and improvement in a specific aspect of a system that meets certain developmental needs.
Image Types
Illustrations
Presentations can be illustrated with photographic or drawn images.
Layout and Graphics
Such
Group Decision Support Systems: Features and Benefits
Group Decision Support Systems (GDSS)
A Group Decision Support System (GDSS) is a computer-based interactive system that facilitates the solution of unstructured problems by a set of decision-makers working together as a group.
Components of a GDSS
- Hardware
- Software
- Human Resources
- Procedures
Minimum Hardware Requirements
- An I/O device.
- A processor to perform the necessary processes and generate results useful to decision-makers.
- A communication line between the I/O device and the processor, enabling interactive
Language Interdependence and Pedagogy in Immersion Education
Language Interdependence in Bilingual Education
The interdependence principle applies to languages that have little in common (e.g., Japanese/English) as well as to languages that have common roots. For example, Cummins et al. (1984) found support for moderate cross-lingual relationships (between L1 and English) in studies involving Japanese and Vietnamese students. However, as pointed out by Genesee (1987), cross-lingual relationships are stronger for similar languages compared to dissimilar languages.
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