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Providence College is a Catholic college in Providence, Rhode Island, the state's capital city. With a 2007–2008 enrollment of 3,966 undergraduate students and about 900 graduate students, the college is known for its programs in the liberal arts and sciences. Founded in 1917, Providence College has been ranked by US News and World Report as one of the top two regional colleges in the Northeastern United States for the past nine consecutive years. Furthermore, it is the only college or university in North America administered by the Dominican Order of Friars.
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A Comparison of the Public Health Issues Arising from the Natural Disasters in Louisiana and Indonesia Emily Cellana and Kyla McKenna
Perspectives on Southeast Asia
Fall 2005
A Comparison of the Public Health Issues Arising from the Natural Disasters in Louisiana and Indonesia Emily Cellana and Kyla McKenna Perspectives on Southeast Asia Fall 2005 |
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Mentoring the Use of Assistive Technology in the Pre-service Classroom Laura Boynton Hauerwas and Deborah Goessling
Mentoring the Use of Assistive Technology in the Pre-service Classroom Laura Boynton Hauerwas and Deborah GoesslingAssistive Technology Any device or service that is used to maintain or improve the functional capabilities of a a person with a disability. Talking Word Processor Motivates Students to Compose, Revise and Edit Independently Writing and Graphic Organizer Moves Students Through Writing Process Word Prediction Writing with Symbols is a flexible pictorial writing tool Boardmaker is a communication and learning tool Kidspiration is used to build graphic organizers by combining pictures, text and spoken words to represent information Researched current practices in Assistive Technology in RI schools Worked together to develop basic familiarity with variety of assistive technology software Developed projects to enable pre-service teachers to use assistive technology software in hypothetical K-6 classroom situations. Mentor/Mentee Collaboration Key Components to build instructional technology confidence and skills Consistent weekly meetings Related courses to enable mentor/mentee to share both content and pedagogy Openness of mentor to answer and anticipate questions and anxieties regarding use of technology Relationship exposed mentee to more technology than focus of grant (ANGEL, PowerPoint, electronic literature searches, scanning…) Learning together at Rhode Island Assistive Technology Center and multiple sessions in Education Department computer lab |
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Development and implementation of technology-enhanced science and mathematics learning experiences for elementary and secondary students Peter W. Morgan, Education Department
Development and implementation of technology-enhanced science and mathematics learning experiences for elementary and secondary students Peter W. Morgan, Education DepartmentScience and technology are reciprocal. Technology is essential to science, as it provides tools for investigations, inquiry and analysis. NSES, 1995 |
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PC’s Instructional Technology Development Program
PC’s Instructional Technology Development ProgramITDP Program Training Support Communications FITD Brown Bags Training Workshops Online Training Protocols CD-Based Training Protocols One-on-One Consultancies Student Tech Assistants Program Faculty Associates Program ITDP / ITDS On-Call Support Faculty Training Site Faculty Associates Info Loop Weekly Paper/ Online Newsletter ITDS / ITeC Info Loop Planning ITDP Program Faculty Associates Program Student Tech Assistants Program Inter-Office Coordination Training Sequences/ Protocols Weekly/ Monthly Newsletter Digital Newsletters ITDP Website ITDP Website One-on-One Consultancies |
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Asian Perspectives: South and Southeast Asia Tsunami 2004
Asian Perspectives: South and Southeast Asia Tsunami 2004Cultural Impact Scientific Impact What is being done now? Reconstruction Rehabilitation Fund Raising What can be done in the future? Tsunami Warning Human Concerns Economic Development |
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