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Thinking and Learning with Technology: Helping Students Construct Meaning

Marino C. Alvarez

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Abstract

When students are given tasks and lessons that have defined outcomes, opportunities to pursue inquisitive paths of inquiry are diminished for both teachers and students. Providing lessons and assignments that require students to think about how technology can resolve their uncertainty is one way for them to construct meaning.

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When students are given tasks and lessons that have defined outcomes, opportunities to pursue inquisitive paths of inquiry are diminished for both teachers and students. Providing lessons and assignments that require students to think about how technology can resolve their uncertainty is one way for them to construct meaning.

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When students are given tasks and lessons that have defined outcomes, opportunities to pursue inquisitive paths of inquiry are diminished for both teachers and students. Providing lessons and assignments that require students to think about how technology can resolve their uncertainty is one way for them to construct meaning.

Key concepts: Construct (python library), Meaning (existential), Mathematics education, Psychology, Pedagogy, Computer science, Psychotherapist, Programming language

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