2018
DOI: 10.1515/rem-2018-0012
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Digital classroom and students with learning disorders: a study to improve learning processes and teaching practices

Abstract: This study is an overview of the technologies used by students with learning disorder (LD) and has the purpose of investigating how and the conditions on which digital technology can be an integral part of a motivating and barrierless learning environment also for students with special educational needs. Classrooms of the 21st century could be equipped with a teacher’s PC, student devices, e-board, Internet connection and a full suite of technological equipment, content, software and applications specially des… Show more

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“…Some papers also described the use of e-platforms and other tools. There is a general agreement on the following positive effects of E-learning on specific academic abilities (reading, writing, calculating, arithmetical reasoning) [ 34 - 36 ] and on specific cognitive and metacognitive abilities (decision making, metacognitive processes, increase long-term retention of learning materials, goal setting, problem-solving, and determination, self-regulation learning skill) [ 34 , 36 - 43 ].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Some papers also described the use of e-platforms and other tools. There is a general agreement on the following positive effects of E-learning on specific academic abilities (reading, writing, calculating, arithmetical reasoning) [ 34 - 36 ] and on specific cognitive and metacognitive abilities (decision making, metacognitive processes, increase long-term retention of learning materials, goal setting, problem-solving, and determination, self-regulation learning skill) [ 34 , 36 - 43 ].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some authors focus on positive effects on LD students’ attitude on learning, motivation and engagement, interest, active engagement, attention and on cooperative dynamics between students [ 39 , 40 , 42 , 44 ]. Other papers have described the effects of E-learning on general development and on learning path of students with LD (it equips students with LD with adequate skills to allow them to continue with further study through various pathways) [ 34 , 35 , 37 ].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As there are many benefits to meaningful educational technology integration in the classroom for both teachers and their students (e.g., Burns, 2013;Dooley et al, 2016;Edwards, 2019;Gaggioli, 2019;Hicks, 2011;Morgan, 2013;Muis, 2008), there are also many national (e.g., Bull et al, 2016;Hershkovitz & Karni, 2018;Kelley & Sisneros, 2020;Whiteside et al, 2016)…”
Section: Professional Development In Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Como resultado, o grupo com dislexia teve um ótimo desempenho na condição sem texto escrito (áudio + imagem). Com os dados obtidos, os pesquisadores concluíram que estudantes com dislexia podem ter uma melhor aprendizagem com a utilização de recursos multimídias.O trabalho deGaggioli (2018) apresentou uma visão geral das tecnologias utilizadas por estudantes com transtorno de aprendizagem, averiguando como e em quais condições a tecnologia digital pode ser parte integrante de um ambiente de aprendizagem motivador e sem barreiras para estudantes com necessidades educacionais especiais. A autora indica que as salas de aula do século XXI poderiam ser equipadas com um computador para uso do professor, dispositivos para os aprendizes, conexão à Internet para utilização de conteúdos, softwares e aplicativos especialmente projetados para a educação.…”
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