Online teaching vs the classroom: The pros and cons
WEBThe pros and cons. Kearney said the transition to online teaching presents unique challenges, not least of which is adapting traditional classroom workflows to digital platforms. “The pace of online lessons tends to be quicker, demanding a reevaluation of lesson timing and content delivery,” he said. “For teachers navigating this new ...
Attitude is the key to success for online learning
WEBAccording to Dr. Parris several implications arise from this study. "First, there is a need for educators to give greater attention to increasing positive attitudes - Educators’ words and actions about and within online learning environments play a key role in ‘normalising’ the online mode of delivery." “One example would be educator ...
Embracing online learning: The new educational paradigm for a changing ...
WEBWhile many schools have been forced to shift to online mode, new research has identified some key benefits of the digital learning environment.. The study of 1,201 Gen-Z students by McCrindle found they were more likely to cite the online environment as better than the classroom for developing several crucial competencies, including adaptability (53% vs …
Students learn better online than in the classroom, new study claims
WEBTo determine the effectiveness of online learning compared to classroom learning, the researchers explored the use of remote learning by undergraduate accounting students after it was introduced at a university in the Southeast Asian country during the COVID-19 pandemic.. Researchers surveyed 482 first, second, and third-year students studying an …
How digital design tricks keep kids hooked | The Educator K/12
WEB2 days ago — How digital design tricks keep kids hooked. by Jonalyn Cueto 03 Oct 2024. With the increasing prevalence of digital platforms, children are spending more time than ever on apps, games, and social media. The platforms they engage with are not merely designed for entertainment but often to ensure users, especially younger ones, stay …
Helping students beat boredom in school | The Educator K/12
WEB2 days ago — Classroom boredom may mask friendship problems or emotional stressors, diverting attention from schoolwork. Helping children articulate their emotions can equip them to manage these feelings more effectively. Some schools offer programs aimed at developing emotional and behavioural regulation, which have been linked to better …
Federal Government, ECU launch new teaching pathway
WEB3 days ago — The Federal Government and the Edith Cowan University (ECU) have launched a new employment-based pathway providing compensation for eligible students as they gather more qualifications for teaching. Referred to as the High Achieving Teachers (HAT) program, the teaching pathway aims to resolve the shortage in educators within …
Best practice for online learning during COVID-19
WEBApr 15, 2020 — Last week, the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL) unveiled a best practice evidence guide, called Spotlight, to guide teachers on setting up online learning and advice teachers can give to parents during this process.. In this guide, special consideration is given to principles demonstrated to benefit student …
Landmark study reveals number one factor impacting student …
WEBby Brett Henebery 20 Feb 2023. The most thorough research to date on classroom best practice has revealed the number one factor that impacts student learning is engaging teaching. The study reveals that factors like homework, small class sizes and a long school day do not have a big influence on students’ learning outcomes. The research ...
Remote learning: Are your students really engaged?
WEBSanta Sabina College Middle Years teacher Stella Azizian and Ormiston College principal, Brett Webster recently shared their own insights into this during The Educator’s panel discussion: ‘Improving student engagement during COVID-19’. “There’s no doubt it has been challenging to keep students engaged during COVID-19, but when students …