2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.compedu.2013.08.004
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The effects of whole-class interactive instruction with Single Display Groupware for Triangles

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“…The first is a single collective space where all students share the same display, such as in for teaching electrical charges, and Villalta et al (2011) for teaching ecology. The second is using multiple group spaces, such as in Caballero et al (2014) for teaching geometry. The third includes collaboration between students who are seated next to each other and can talk to one another, such as in Infante et al (2010) and Susaeta et al (2010).…”
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“…The first is a single collective space where all students share the same display, such as in for teaching electrical charges, and Villalta et al (2011) for teaching ecology. The second is using multiple group spaces, such as in Caballero et al (2014) for teaching geometry. The third includes collaboration between students who are seated next to each other and can talk to one another, such as in Infante et al (2010) and Susaeta et al (2010).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Bland and Altman (1997), a value of higher than 0.6 for Cronbach's Alpha indicates that the applied test is acceptable for classifying students, based on the content delivered.…”
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“…Estudios realizados en sala de clase de educación Básica en Santiago de Chile demuestran que el uso de recursos computacionales en el aula favorecen la participación activa de los estudiantes cuando la herramienta tecnológica logra adaptarse a las necesidades de uso del estudiante (Alcoholado, Nussbaum, Tagle, Gomez, Denardin, Susaeta, Villalta, Toyama, 2012); o cuando logra estructurar un patrón de acciones para el trabajo colaborativo (Caballero, van Riesen, Alvarez, Nussbaum, De Jong, 2014), favoreciendo por una parte, la retroalimentación inmediata a la participación y, por otra parte, el andamiaje que facilita y permite el trabajo colaborativo.…”
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“…In solitude or with partners, learners will take commitments to put on distinctive non particular aptitudes for orchestrating targets, realizing assignments, watching propels and evaluating results in their learning process [19] [20]. The information for learners will be in an unimportant however sufficient total for perceiving solitary desires and heading for imminent change [21][22] [23]. Its third highlight is capacities progression reinforced by verification of progress and awareness of headway.…”
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confidence: 99%