Teachers report a need for faster lesson planning and material preparation to gain time for higher-value activities¶
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q2 i? Teachers expressed that lesson planning and didactic-material creation are time-consuming and desired support to prepare classes more quickly and practically. → Ferreira 2024
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Ferreira 2024¶
Ferreira, A., Lima, D. A., Oliveira, W., Bittencourt, I. I. B., Dermeval, D., Reimers, F., Isotani, S. (2024). Exploring Brazilian Teachers’ Perceptions and a priori Needs to Design Smart Classrooms. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-024-00410-4
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Qualitative thematic analysis of responses from 410 Brazilian teachers; Lesson Planning code. A participant wrote, "Preparing slides faster saves time in material preparation and provides more time to develop dynamic classroom activities". No effect size is reported.
"lesson planning and class- room management is a complex activity that requires time and dedication from the participants, mainly because many of the didactic resources that assist in the teaching- learning process need to be created from scratch or updated regularly."
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Teachers report a need for faster lesson planning and material preparation to gain time for higher-value activities |
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Teachers report a need for faster lesson planning and material preparation to gain time for higher-value activities |
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