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Autore principale: Wehmeyer, Lillian B.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1978
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ194610
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contents Media and Learning: Present and Future. Part I: Present. Wehmeyer, Lillian B. Audiovisual Aids Cost Effectiveness Efficiency Elementary Secondary Education Learning Motivation Teaching Methods Use of nonbook media in schools is valuable because some content is best communicated, and some learning tasks are best accomplished through one or a combination of such media. Some learning environments and students may require use of a particular medium for more effective learning. Nonprint media has high motivational power. (Author/MBR)
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spellingShingle Media and Learning: Present and Future. Part I: Present.
Wehmeyer, Lillian B.
Audiovisual Aids
Cost Effectiveness
Efficiency
Elementary Secondary Education
Learning
Motivation
Teaching Methods
Media and Learning: Present and Future. Part I: Present. Wehmeyer, Lillian B. Audiovisual Aids Cost Effectiveness Efficiency Elementary Secondary Education Learning Motivation Teaching Methods Use of nonbook media in schools is valuable because some content is best communicated, and some learning tasks are best accomplished through one or a combination of such media. Some learning environments and students may require use of a particular medium for more effective learning. Nonprint media has high motivational power. (Author/MBR)
title Media and Learning: Present and Future. Part I: Present.
topic Audiovisual Aids
Cost Effectiveness
Efficiency
Elementary Secondary Education
Learning
Motivation
Teaching Methods
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ194610