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Study: Students Use Social Media Differently

A study performed at the University of Leicester has revealed that students use social media differently with respect to academic gain.

Researchers found that social media use varied when students were using it specifically for academic purposes like sharing course information with peers or tracking down academic information. Fiona Wright conducted the study and told Science Daily, "In order to know how to effectively teach using social media one needs to understand the student's motivation to use it. Such paradigms, if proven correct, help educators to approach this problem, increasing student engagement with tasks...."

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March is Women's History Month

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"Remember no one can make you feel inferior without your consent."
                                                                    —Eleanor Roosevelt 


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Presidential Fun Facts

 


 

PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA
by
Gail Skroback Hennessey

 


Dogs, cats and birds  have often found a home in the White House. There have also been some unique pets such as John Quincy Adams’ pet alligator,Martin Van Buren two tiger cubs and...

The Global Search for Education:...

"In the streets in Yemen where daily life is beyond difficult, I've learned about the almost...

Black History Month is February

 

 

Black History Month is February! Factoids to Share with your Students

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