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2024 MANIPULATIONS AND NAVIGATIONS OF COMPUTER – AIDED INSTRUCTION LESSON 4 EXAM WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
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2024 MANIPULATIONS ANDNAVIGATIONS OF COMPUTER –
AIDED INSTRUCTION LESSON 4
EXAM WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
Computer Assisted Instruction or CAI - CORRECT ANSWERS-has completely
modernized the way that students learn, both in the average classroom as
well as in advance-learning settings.
Some Disadvantages of Computer Assisted Instruction - CORRECT ANSWERS-
1. It Can Be Expensive
2. It Can Be Difficult for Teachers to Implement
3. CAL Activities Don't Always Fit the Teacher's Goals
4. It Can Lead to Isolation Among Students
It Can Be Expensive - CORRECT ANSWERS-Cost is perhaps the biggest barrier
to using CAI in the classroom. Computers, electronic devices and software
are expensive. As such, having a computer for each student is just not a
realistic goal for some classrooms.
It Can Be Difficult for Teachers to Implement - CORRECT ANSWERS-Any time
electronics become involved in something, it gets more complicated, at least
initially. Teachers have to learn how to use the tech themselves before they
can have their students use it, and sometimes the proper training can take
up a lot of precious time. We have all had that teacher who wastes a bunch
of time during the lesson because they don't know how to use the computer
or the overhead projector... no one wants to be that teacher!
CAL Activities Don't Always Fit the Teacher's Goals - CORRECT ANSWERS-
When using third-party programs, videos or lessons, it's sometimes hard to
find one that exactly fits your needs or teaching style. There are going to be
times when an online quiz doesn't have the exact words you want to test for,
or that the video you are watching uses every part of speech you need to
highlight. Teachers have to find a way to integrate CAL into their lessons
without letting it dictate the material to be learned, and sometimes finding
the balance can be tough.
It Can Lead to Isolation Among Students - CORRECT ANSWERS-While an
individual, personalized learning experience is a good thing, the isolation it
, can lead to is not. Just imagine a classroom full of students, each at their
own computer, not looking at each other and only interacting with that
computer in front of them. Socializing is an important part of language use,
and we learn new things about language from interacting with each other.
Students need other students to help them learn, and CAL can inhibit this.
It Can Lead to Isolation Among Students - CORRECT ANSWERS-Still, CAL can
be an incredible teaching resources when integrated into the classroom. By
using it to supplement your curriculum rather than dictate it, CAL can
transform the ways students learn languages—or learn anything, for that
matter!
5 Advantages of Computer Assisted Instruction - CORRECT ANSWERS-1. It
Caters to the Individual
2. It Promotes Active Interaction and Use of Target Language
3. It Lets Students See Their Progress
4. It Breaks Down Complex Topics into Smaller Pieces
5. It's Interesting and Engaging
Computer Assisted Learning [CAI] - CORRECT ANSWERS-can make lessons
much more interactive and engaging, and can pique the interest of even the
most reluctant of learners. This isn't to say that CAI is not without its flaws,
however. The same individuality and fun that makes CAI work well can also
lead to the isolation of students, as well as distract them from the lesson
they're participating in.
Computer Assisted Instruction - CORRECT ANSWERS-encompasses a lot of
different technologies and ideas, but can be understood easily enough. In
advance schools, which focuses on computer and information technology,
summarizes it simply as "the use of electronic devices/computers to provide
educational instruction and to learn."
some form or another of Computer Assisted Instruction - CORRECT
ANSWERS-has been taking place in classrooms since the 1960s. It doesn't
just involve computers, it also includes the use of other electronics such as
CD and MP3 players (or record players in the 1960s), DVD players, tablets,
smartphones and televisions. These tools can be used to better illustrate a
point the teacher or professor is trying to make, or to heighten engagement
among students.
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