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Exploring evidence-informed blended learning

Exploring evidence-informed blended learning

Assessment

Presentation

Science

Professional Development

Practice Problem

Hard

Created by

Christian Turton

FREE Resource

83 Slides • 12 Questions

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According to Sir Kevan Collins, what is the key factor in improving young people's learning with technology in the classroom?

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The type of technology used

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The amount of technology available

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The pedagogy behind the technology

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The age of the students

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Fill in the Blank

Fill in the blank: The 'Five-a-day' principle for high quality teaching benefits pupils with SEND includes explicit instruction, cognitive and metacognitive strategies, scaffolding, flexible grouping, and using ___.

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Open Ended

List two ways technology can support pupils with SEND, as described in the guidance report.

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How did the use of EdTech tools impact the learning experience of the KS2 pupil, according to the research findings?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a feature of Google Docs Voice Typing that supports inclusion and accessibility?

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Automatic translation

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Voice-to-text transcription

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Grammar correction only

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Offline editing

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Multiple Select

Based on the efficiency examples, which statements are true about the digital version of tasks compared to traditional versions?

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Digital tasks took less time to complete.

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Digital tasks provided clearer concept visualisation.

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Traditional tasks were always more accurate.

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Digital tasks minimized distraction.

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Will pupils work more efficiently, more effectively, with more time on task? Will the technology help them to learn for longer in more depth, more productively?

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Fill in the Blank

Technology can be used to improve the quality of explanations and ___.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a benefit of using interactive simulations in science and mathematics classrooms?

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They can simulate how ecosystems change or depict animal dissections.

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They replace the need for teachers entirely.

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They reduce student engagement.

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They make learning less interactive.

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are recommended strategies to avoid overloading working memory during gamified learning?

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Taking into account pupils’ prior knowledge

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Breaking complex material into smaller steps

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Increasing distractions to make learning fun

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Reducing distractions that take attention away from the content

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What is one way technology can improve the impact of pupil practice?

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By increasing the quantity or quality of practice, in the classroom or at home.

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By making lessons shorter.

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By reducing the need for homework.

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By eliminating the need for teachers.

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What is our shared vision for EdTech and AI?

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