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Content learning, if defined only as the acquisition of declarative knowledge, is important. Why?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Mrs. Jenkins teaches 4th grade in a rural school system. She is just beginning to learn about teaching and learning with Web 2.0 tools. What is a limitation Mrs. Jenkins can expect when teaching with these new tools?
 
  A. Student collaboration
  B. High financial costs
  C. Need for sophisticated hardware
  D. Ease of access



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Answer to Question 1

Content learning, if defined as the acquisition of declarative knowledge, forms the basis for gaining other kinds of knowledge.

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C. Need for sophisticated hardware





 

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