Learning words
Posted: Sat May 24, 2025 10:10 am
About learning as a hobby, nice examples are given of young people who find instructional videos on YouTube for literally everything you can think of.
Bram (17 years old): “I watch videos on YouTube of Victor Wood, a bass player, and he puts rhythm exercises online, he has had sessions of 2 hours long. You can watch parts of them and try to play along.”
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Self-evidence
The next part of the research is about social media and learning for school. Many teachers are latvia phone number list still astonished when they hear that almost all of their students have an account on Wrts , a simple quiz program, with which students can memorize the words from their school books.
The unfamiliarity of teachers with this program is indicative of the quiet naturalness with which these apps and applications find their way among students and achieve a huge spread. Learning words on the bus to school, with an app that allows you to improve your own score. That's how it goes with most social media.
Students appear to actively support each other in doing homework. They did that before, of course, but it has become a lot easier and 'richer' through the use of social media. For example, they can now work together on papers from home and send photographed notes around with WhatsApp. The research also shows that this happens more intensively as the level of education increases.
Bram (17 years old): “I watch videos on YouTube of Victor Wood, a bass player, and he puts rhythm exercises online, he has had sessions of 2 hours long. You can watch parts of them and try to play along.”
figure 2.1
Self-evidence
The next part of the research is about social media and learning for school. Many teachers are latvia phone number list still astonished when they hear that almost all of their students have an account on Wrts , a simple quiz program, with which students can memorize the words from their school books.
The unfamiliarity of teachers with this program is indicative of the quiet naturalness with which these apps and applications find their way among students and achieve a huge spread. Learning words on the bus to school, with an app that allows you to improve your own score. That's how it goes with most social media.
Students appear to actively support each other in doing homework. They did that before, of course, but it has become a lot easier and 'richer' through the use of social media. For example, they can now work together on papers from home and send photographed notes around with WhatsApp. The research also shows that this happens more intensively as the level of education increases.