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    Design-based research (DBR) is a new research methodology which evolved in the 21st century to form a connection between research and practice in formal education. DBR had created an increasing interest in education research. Educators design and use DBR to make education research become effective practice. DBR focused on theory building and the development of design principles to guide, inform, and improve both practice and research in educational contexts. The author of the article reviewed eight

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    Annotated Bibliography Name: Chentian Xia Student Number: 43755428 Entry one Yung, Kevin Wai, H. (2015). Learning English in the Shadows: Understanding Chinese Learners ' Experiences of Private Tutoring. TESOL Quarterly: A Journal for Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages and of Standard English as a Second Dialect, Vol.49(4), 707-732. 1. In this article, the author questions about in secondary education, what learners have learnt from EPT (Experiences of Private Tutoring). The article

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    Service learning, like apprenticeship and school-to-work, contextualizes student learning. It provides an environment in which students can acquire organizational, team, problem-solving, and other skills, attitudes, and capabilities necessary for future work and learning. This ERIC Digest looks at service learning: what it is and how it supports vocational and career development outcomes. A Complement to School-to-Work and Other Federal Initiatives Service learning is a work-based learning experience

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    observed for thirty-two hours solely in a fourth grade classroom. The mathematics time I observed in this class was spent working on problems out of a mathematics textbook. The students moved problem-by-problem and page-by-page through this textbook. Since this technique requires little to no critical thinking, it is not likely that they will recall how to solve the problems. Lastly, I spent thirty-two hours observing two sixth grade mathematics classes. The first class was students, who were performing

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    recent years, machine learning has made very significant leaps in terms of development. It has undergone a lot of improvement, growth in the industry. Because of its ability to learn and improve itself and make predictions based on data, its popularity has grown leaps and bounds in the recent years mainly due to the large scale data processing and managing capacities of machines nowadays. Many applications of machine learning has come into picture in the recent years. Machine Learning makes use various

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    Instructional design and technology is a mixture of the designer’s knowledge of learning behaviors that is connected to the human psychology depending on educational materials to best help and facilitate the learning objectives. Instructional design is intensively linked with psychology in terms of variety of theories that are available to put the designers and learners on the right path to learn. The description of those theories give the designers a chance to see the vision and the outline of how

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    struggling with learning basic reading and letter comprehension. The student was assessed prior for dyslexia and other disabilities and did not possess signs of these disorders. Other issues such as domestic problems had also been ruled out after meeting with the student’s parents. The teacher was concerned because Robert continued to have issues despite more one-on-one attention. As a result of this situation, the teacher felt that Robert was having issues because of his particular learning style. The

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    AT 1: Models of Integrated Learning Integrated learning [IL] assists students to make connections across the curriculum. Inquiry Based Learning [IBL] and Problem Based Learning [PBL] are two effective approaches to IL. Whilst each approach has distinctive benefits and drawbacks, it is vital teachers select the approach depending on the learning intentions being sought. This will ensure learning progressions occur and so they can create a learning space that nurtures their student’s sense of curiosity

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    chapter is intended to: a. Provide a description of the most common problems in PBL implementation, which can impact on the achievement of PBL outcomes b. Construct a theoretical framework guiding the research process c. Provide a theoretical understanding to analyse the data emerged from the participants in the qualitative research stage. This chapter consists of 6 sections: introduction to the chapter, PBL review, self-regulated learning review, self-assessment review, theoretical framework and summary

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    eye-opener for me, especially in many area nurses can participate in evidence-based practice and implement change in clinical settings. Improving patient outcomes, saving cost, and the management of chronic illnesses has made evidence-based practice the focus in healthcare today. For instance, the institute of medicine focuses on improving health care quality for greater outcomes through the use of research studies. Evidence-based practice has been proven to decrease mortality, mobility, and medical errors

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