2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-16621-2_49
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Information Technologies for Teaching Children with ASD

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“…According to the literature [9], students' explicit and negative classroom behaviours include coming late, leaving early, truancy, conversing, and talking, while unobservable activities include playing mobile phones, napping, mind wandering, and completing other schoolwork in class. Head-down behaviour (secretly playing with mobile phones and doing other coursework), head-turning behaviour (focusing on objects outside the blackboard range), and pseudo-listening behaviour (mind wandering and dozing off) are the three categories of implicit negative classroom behaviours identified by literature [10]. Bowing is mostly exhibited in bowing for a length of time, whether it is discreetly playing with a cell phone or performing other coursework.…”
Section: R E T R a C T E D R E T R A C T E D R E T R A C T E D R E T ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…According to the literature [9], students' explicit and negative classroom behaviours include coming late, leaving early, truancy, conversing, and talking, while unobservable activities include playing mobile phones, napping, mind wandering, and completing other schoolwork in class. Head-down behaviour (secretly playing with mobile phones and doing other coursework), head-turning behaviour (focusing on objects outside the blackboard range), and pseudo-listening behaviour (mind wandering and dozing off) are the three categories of implicit negative classroom behaviours identified by literature [10]. Bowing is mostly exhibited in bowing for a length of time, whether it is discreetly playing with a cell phone or performing other coursework.…”
Section: R E T R a C T E D R E T R A C T E D R E T R A C T E D R E T ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e NL-Means algorithm is a nonlocal averaging method. To assess the similarity between pixels, the NL-means method scans all of the given pixel blocks on the picture and assigns a weight w to the neighbourhood pixel blocks of y. e grayscale calculation at x in the image u obtained by denoising the source image v is shown in formula (10). e similarity weight w is determined by the distance between the x and y pixel blocks, which can be calculated by formula (11).…”
Section: R E T R a C T E D R E T R A C T E D R E T R A C T E D R E T ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, one-sided emphasis on the practical value of technology in educational technology will, to some extent, lead to indifference to cultural and spiritual life other than technology, ignore the value of life, and make education lose its responsibility of "making people into people." Value pursuit: literature [9] pointed out that technology itself does not help students to learn actively, the difference lies in how technology is applied to the learning process, and the key lies in how technology is integrated to provide an effective learning experience. Literature [10] believes that when technology is applied to teaching and promotes learning, it also produces a series of new problems and points out that, among many new problems, it is particularly noteworthy that, with the continuous strengthening of technological power, technology itself has from an extended tool of human power to an ideology that controls people and educational technology has evolved into a hegemonic power in the education and teaching system, which seriously threatens the subject and object of education-teacher and student.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e design is mainly divided into four layers, namely, the data source layer, data storage layer, data analysis layer, and data visualization layer [7]. Teachers and students can realize interactive teaching by logging in to the cloud classroom [8]. Cloud classroom teaching is easy to create.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%