It’s hard to believe it’s already time for our final blog post. My research proposal outlines a quantitative experiment to see how effective virtual learning is at the middle school level. Through surveys, assignments, formative assessments, and summative assessments, I will track student progress to learn about any learning gaps. If you’d like to learn … Continue reading Final Proposal- Traditional vs. Virtual Learning
Hypothesis In-person learners have higher test scores than virtual learners. I am going to conduct a quantitative experiment that looks at math test scores of in-person vs virtual middle school students. I want to know if in-person students are more successful than virtual students. The purpose of this experiment is to see if virtual interventions … Continue reading Virtual vs In-Person Learners- Proposal Outline
I will be conducting a quantitative experiment to help me learn about the impact that technology has on a middle school student’s ability to understand math concepts. Search 1 Education> Professional Development Collection> Search: covid19 AND virtual learning Results: 36 Article of Interest: We Love Virtual Learning: Students, Parents Explain Why. This article talks about … Continue reading Student Achievement and Virtual Learning
I will be conducting a quantitative experiment to help me learn about the impact that technology has on a middle school student’s ability to understand math concepts. I was excited to learn that the searches I conducted this week helped me find new, helpful resources to further my understanding of my research topic. Subject Search … Continue reading Technology’s Impact on Virtual Learning for Middle School Students
ERIC (via EbscoHost) First source Search parameters: virtual learning AND technology in the classroom Number of results: 143 Potential source: Students’ Experiences of Learning in a Virtual Classroom Subject terms: Virtual Classrooms, Educational Technology, Online Courses, Technology Uses in Education, College Students, Case Studies, Interviews, Observation, Documentation, Content Analysis, Synchronous Communication, Student Participation, Active Learning, … Continue reading Advanced Searches for Technology’s Impact on Virtual Learning
The two databases I focused on for my search this week were Professional Development Collection and ERIC. Below are the keyword searches I conducted in each, the number of results, and a few potentially useful sources. Professional Development Collection Virtual learning AND online learning AND math (25 results) Teaching strategies AND math AND online learning … Continue reading Impact of Technology on Education for Virtual Learners
My current research idea is the one I decided on at the beginning of the semester. I will look for the pros and cons of virtual vs in-person learning for middle school students. I want to put together an experiment that looks at the virtual resources middle school math students are using and how they … Continue reading Impact of Technology on Education for Virtual Learners
I learned about a new innovation years ago called virtual college. I was introduced to this innovation from multiple sources. Email advertisements from the internet and commercials from TV. I also had many conversations with college admissions and friends who had chosen this option before I adapted to this innovation. I wouldn’t consider myself and early … Continue reading Virtual College and Live Call Center Innovator
For my research, my initial thought is to conduct a nonexperimental study on virtual vs in-person learners at the middle school level. I would like to observe the two types of learners to see which group demonstrates a greater mastery of the math standards being taught. I would not be providing a treatment plan in … Continue reading Virtual vs. In-Person Learning for Middle School Students