
Engaging the Rewired Brain
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With a glossary of terms and a resources section to connect educators with supplemental materials and information, this book is a must-have for anyone striving to understand technology's impact on the young brain and to prepare today's learners for an increasingly advanced future.
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Content
- Cover
- ENGAGING THE REWIRED BRAIN
- Title
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
- Introduction
- About This Book
- Questions This Book Will Answer
- Chapter Contents
- Other Helpful Tools
- Who Should Use This Book
- A Note About Effect Sizes
- What's Coming
- Chapter 1 Where We Are
- Views and Status of Technology in Schools
- How Technology Is Changing Schools
- How Technology Is Changing Teachers
- Does Technology Improve Student Achievement?
- Measuring the Value of Technology
- What Is Student Engagement?
- Levels of Student Engagement
- Types of Authentic Student Engagement
- What Should Teachers Be Able to Do With Technology?
- What's Coming
- Chapter 2 Wiring the Young Brain
- Getting the Brain Wired
- Wiring for Spoken Language
- Impact of Technology on Spatial and Language Development
- The Addiction of Electronic Engagement
- The Distress of Disconnecting From Technology
- Technology Distractions and Student Achievement
- Summary: Wired to Rewired Brain
- What Kind of Classroom Will Engage the Rewired Brain?
- An Academic Component
- A Conceptual Component
- A Differentiation Component
- An Exploratory Component
- A Flipped Classroom
- Humor Is Included
- Games Are Allowed
- A Loosely Structured Classroom
- Project-Based Learning
- Technology Is an Important Tool
- Mastery-Based Culture
- What's Coming
- Chapter 3 Engaging Attention
- The Complexities of Attention
- Attention Span
- Do Some Instructional Models Discourage Attention?
- The Value of Novelty
- Is Attention Span Getting Shorter?
- What's Coming
- Chapter 4 Engaging Memory
- Memory Systems
- Working Memory
- Is Capacity of Working Memory Changing?
- Retention During a Learning Episode
- Getting Information Into Long-Term Memory
- The Power of Closure
- From Sense and Meaning to Practice
- Does Practice Make Perfect?
- Conditions for Successful Practice
- Guided Practice, Independent Practice, and Feedback
- Factors That Increase Retention
- When Does Encoding Into Long-Term Memory Occur?
- Checking What Is in Long-Term Memory
- Self-Monitoring and Self-Regulation
- Deciding What Is Worth Remembering
- What's Coming
- Chapter 5 Engaging Thinking
- Technology and Thinking: Friends or Foes?
- Effects of Television on Children's Thinking
- Information Overload Affects Decision Making
- Thinking and Learning
- Are We Losing Our Desire to Think Critically?
- Engaging Students With the Flipped Classroom
- Improving Thinking by Integrating the Arts Into Other Subject Areas
- The Case for Educational Video Games
- Promoting Critical Thinking
- Is Direct Instruction Dead?
- What's Coming
- Chapter 6 Engaging Social Behavior
- Building the Social Brain
- How Much Are Teenagers Using Technology?
- Effects of Technology on Rewiring Social Behavior
- Finding the Right Mix
- What's Coming
- Chapter 7 Where We Are Going
- Are Educators Embracing Technology?
- Other Opportunities for Student Engagement With Technology
- Increasing Differentiated Instruction
- Multiple Intelligences Model-Still Meaningful?
- Creating a Workspace for Makers
- Encouraging Online Learning
- Teaching About Digital Ethics and Netiquette
- Rewiring Teachers' Brains Through Professional Development in Digital Literacy
- Training Versus Professional Development
- Components of a Digital Literacy Professional Development Program
- Will Technology Replace Teachers?
- What's Coming
- Glossary
- References
- Resources
- Index
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