Author Question: If a young Korean student doesn't look at you while you are speaking, this is probably because a. ... (Read 115 times)

piesebel · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

If a young Korean student doesn't look at you while you are speaking, this is probably because

a. the child is guilty of something and feels she may be found out if she looks at you.
b. in the child's culture of origin, it is a sign of respect to avert one's eyes when speaking to an elder.
c. the child isn't paying attention to what you are saying.
d. the child is upset about something and is trying to conceal his feelings.

Question 2

From a behavioral perspective, determine whether computer-based technology can be used to support student motivation, and if so, give an example of how this support is provided. From a cognitive perspective, determine whether computer-based technology can be used to support student motivation, and if so, give an example of how this support is provided.

What will be an ideal response?

k2629 · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 20, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

Computer-based technology can be used to support the extrinsic type of motivation described by behavioral approaches to instruction. This type of support may be given through computer-based drill-and-practice programs. Computer-based technology can also be used to support the intrinsic type of motivation described by cognitive approaches to instruction. This type of support may be given through computer-based hypermedia and multimedia programs that provide fantasy environments, opportunities for peer interactions, and authentic tasks that make learning more meaningful and relevant, thereby fostering a sense of confidence, personal responsibility, and control over one's own learning.