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Pamela Stevens

Curriki - RomeoandJuliet - 0 views

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    Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, e-Text in English. From Project Gutenberg as part of the collection of The 43 Most Frequently Taught Books in at Least 5% of Public Schools, Grades 7-12.
Pamela Stevens

Education Today - Reading with iPads - the difference makes a difference - 0 views

  • generally positive attitude
  • 16% of the total group reporting they spent no time reading for enjoyment.
  • majority
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  • believed strongly that reading was important.
  • boys read frequently online.
  • 40%) reported they never or almost never use online chat or online messages.
  • he low group read more regularly than the other two groups.
  • strong correlation between higher levels of achievement and a more favourable attitude to reading,
  • end of each text, an achievement test was administered to the two classes.
  • results of these tests showed little difference between the ability levels, with the exception of the low group’s responses to the “Knowledge” category.
  • When using the iPad, the scores of the students in this group were lower than when they were reading a traditional text
  • two-thirds of the students recorded negative or no growth when using the iPad.
  • the same for a little over 50% of the Analysis category
  • howed majority positive growth was the Low group
Pamela Stevens

PDF Expert - Fill forms, annotate PDFs for iPad on the iTunes App Store - 0 views

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    PDF Expert is the ultimate solution for all your PDF needs. It lets you read and annotate PDF documents, highlight text, make notes, draw with your finger and save these changes being compatible with Preview and Adobe Acrobat. Moreover, PDF Expert is the only iPad application that can fill PDF forms!
Pamela Stevens

Literature Courses - Academic Earth - 0 views

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    "The Epic of Gilgamesh. The Kojiki and Nihon Shoki. The Kumulipo. These are just some of the timeless creation stories from around the world that students of literature can explore. These tales help us unravel the cultural practices, art forms, values and ideas of various societies throughout history. Literature majors delve into historical and contemporary works, learning about major eras of creative thought and civilization development. Literature students have the freedom to explore texts and gain familiarity with various cultures, time periods and groups in society. Graduates can be extremely versatile employees; these skill sets make graduates well-rounded and multifaceted individuals, with strong communication and analysis skills. These abilities can be applied to roles within business, technology, education and marketing."
Pamela Stevens

NCTE's Position on the Teaching of English: Assumptions and Practices - 0 views

  • read whole texts in their original versions, sharing written and oral meanings, not simply supplying workbook answers or responses to predetermined questions
  • learn grammar and usage by studying how their own language works in context
  • experience the interaction of reading, speaking, listening, and writing as reasoning and communicating acts
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