Technologically integrated unit
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How is a technology integrated unit different from a single concept-based unit?
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The difference between a technologically integrated unit and a traditional unit.
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A technologically integrated unit has many advantages over a traditional one. For example, take a unit on the causes of the American Revolution. Rather than read from a text book or listen to lectures, students could engage in a webquest, allowing them to hunt for pertinent information. Many students find the freedom and inquiry of a webquest to be extremely engaging. As long as students are directed toward credible sources, or taught to assess the reliability of a website on their own, students can become more active in the learning process. This also allows students to access multi-media ...
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