'Classroom experiment' presentation slideshows

In vivo Experimentation: An introduction

In vivo Experimentation: An introduction. Robert G.M. Hausmann (Channeling Kurt VanLehn). Outline. In vivo experimentation: Motivation & definition 3 examples Reflection on the 3 examples Distinguishing in vivo from other experiments Quiz & discussion

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Literary Elements

Literary Elements. Diction and Syntax. Classroom Experiment. Imagine you are describing the same event to the following people: Your child Your boss The police Your friend Decide which word choice to use for each person by matching a phrasing below to a audience above.

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Pumpkins, Pumpkins Everywhere!

Pumpkins, Pumpkins Everywhere!. Text Set Kindergarten Crystal Waskey. BOOKS. From Seed to Pumpkin By: Wendy Pfeffer. Age Range: 4-8 years

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Egg Raft

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Asymmetric Information

Asymmetric Information. Asymmetric Information is when parties are not equally informed. For instance, with the sale of a good, the seller may know the value better than the buyer. In the classroom experiment, the seller (computer) knows how much it is worth, the buyer (student) does not.

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Assessment for Learning

Assessment for Learning. A whole college approach. Aims. To revisit the key concepts of Assessment for Learning To ensure this is clearly indicated on schemes and staff are continually developing assessment for learning tools for use in sessions. Dylan Wiliam.

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