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jilianpiloj

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During an effective content learning process, what are students doing?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Why would a teacher choose to use a collaborative social networking tool, such as the MIT New Literacies Project, to challenge gifted students?
 
  A. Virtual exchanges provide students with opportunities work alone.
  B. Students could work independently without interaction with others.
  C. Networking with students from around the world could provide opportunities to learn from others.
  D. The gifted student's parents do not allow the student to access social networks at home.



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Answer to Question 1

 Understanding where they are supposed to go. Goals and objectives are clear and accessible to all students, including those who speak different first languages and others who access information in diverse ways.
 Assessing their current knowledge and skills and the level of each. Students should reflect on how they can reach the goals and what knowledge and skills they need to get there. Planning is facilitated by the teacher, peers, and others.
 Engaging in activities that help them to acquire the knowledge and skills they need. Students must find and be given resources that directly apply.
 Evaluating how they did. Feedback from the teacher and others, self-reflection, standardized tests, comprehension questions, and interviews contribute to an understanding of the extent to which goals were met.

Answer to Question 2

C. Networking with students from around the world could provide opportunities to learn from others.



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