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    ESL Using Video Analysis

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    authenticity of learning, and contextualization of culture. Through non-verbal cues that so often happen in video, among other aspects, the retention of the content is increased. Authenticity of learning happens because the video allows for a new culture that speaks this language to become much more real to the learner than possible before. Through videos, real-life cultural situations are created and lead to an important environment as well as valuable discussions, which leading to a better…

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    As technology has advanced throughout the years, so have the means of education. With these advancements, online classes have become available and more common. Online classes are generated on the computer and done at home. Online classes are done on a students own time. Although that might sound appealing to you, traditional classes are still more popular. As many people know, traditional classes are face to face and usually take place in a classroom. These classes have an instructor to help…

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    or more tasks at one time, promoted multitasking in a fast-paced society such as Malaysia and the United States of America (U.S.A.) and influenced multitasking in the academic realm, especially college students (Kononova and Chiang, 2015). Poor learning often leads to poorer academic performance and a lower…

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    for many students especially for someone who is new to the university lifestyle. It becomes difficult to balance their course load and their social life. Students must adapt to the new environment and begin to really understand their study habits. Learning in a classroom is not always the most efficient way for an individual to comprehend the content of a course. Students in their first year of university, who take online courses are more likely to receive better grade then those who do not.…

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    online course through the Online Learning Department. First, in order to establish an online course, an Online Course Request form must be completed. This form has to be completed each time a course is anticipated to be offered online, even if it has already been previously taught. In addition, it has to be detailed in describing how the online system will be used in the course. The Online Course Request from must be completed and turned in to the Online Learning Department no later than 10 days…

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    better: Online school or traditional school? Have you ever asked do online students do better than students who attend traditional school? Well, online school may have more flexible hours, but traditional school offers better discipline, better learning environments, and social interaction. Online school is not more convenient for students and teachers, because it causes teachers to have individual time with all of the students either online or face to face. Online may be a little more…

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    Describe how nurses use healthcare technologies to communicate, manage knowledge, mitigate error, and support decision-making. Health information technology (HIT) facilitates communication, education, documentation, and evaluation in nursing care. The simple, popular ways of communication that nurses use are emails and instant messages (IMs). It is also important for information sharing to be done in a secure fashion using encryption and password protection to comply with the Health Insurance…

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    “Gadgets” In his article, “Labtop U” by Nathan Heller the author makes his first statement very broad. He begins to announce the reasoning technology has taken over the classrooms. Rather it being throughout elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, and most important at the collegiate level. The author Nathan Heller works at the University of Harvard, one of the most highly academic schools in the country. Even though we see Harvard as the prestigious five-star university that it is.…

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    College requires a lot of time, and some people do not have all the required time to go and attend one to three hour lectures every day of the week. The lecture time and the time of travel is a lot of time going into education. If a student has a busy schedule at work or being a dependent for someone, then they cannot spend all their time going to class, attending the class, and doing homework for that class. Online courses are perfect for students who lack time because online courses are…

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    Online Vs Online Education

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    As the importance of a college education grows, students are looking for more ways to attend the classes necessary to acquire one. These students typically have busy schedules or live a distance away from their school of choice. This means that the students may not have the opportunity to attend their classes in person. The most popular alternative is taking the course in an online environment. However, with so many students turning to this option, people have been questioning whether or not an…

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