2012
DOI: 10.1007/s10984-012-9103-9
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Technology-supported learning environments in science classrooms in India

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“…For example, Gupta and Fisher (2012) proposed the Student cohesiveness factor to assess the extent to which students know, help and are supportive of one another. The social dimension has been substantially addressed in TSLEs through technology features that extend learning communities to beyond the classroom and remotely, with diverse participants including novices and experts.…”
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“…For example, Gupta and Fisher (2012) proposed the Student cohesiveness factor to assess the extent to which students know, help and are supportive of one another. The social dimension has been substantially addressed in TSLEs through technology features that extend learning communities to beyond the classroom and remotely, with diverse participants including novices and experts.…”
Section: Definitions and Sources Of The Six Dimensionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(WIHIC) questionnaire (Fraser, McRobbie, & Fisher, 1996), were used for a technology-rich, outcomes-focused science learning environment (Cakir, 2011;Gupta & Fisher, 2012;Koul, Fisher, & Shaw, 2011). Five out of the seven factors address the social dimension of learning.…”
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“…In their work on instructional strategies, Marzano In 2001, Prensky developed two terms to describe technology users in the classroom-"digital natives" (for students because they often were more knowledgeable than their teachers in ICT use) and digital immigrants for their teachers. According to Gupta and Fisher (2012), the use of different technologies in the classroom has grown rapidly and this has meant that learners "have more flexibility and autonomy to learn at their own pace and time in a highly interactive environment." (196).…”
Section: New Instructional Strategies and Practices For Interactive Clamentioning
confidence: 99%