Relationship Between Student Achievement and Use of Power Videos Digital Educational Videos

作者: Rick D. Sorrells

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关键词: Power (social and political)Reading (process)Mathematics educationEducational technologyAcademic achievementProgram evaluationComputer scienceStudent achievementWeb siteTest (assessment)

摘要: In classrooms with limited instructional time and many resources, teachers must decide which resources positively affect student achievement. Power Videos (PV), produced by DCS, is one such product used at the 373 elementary campuses in greater Dallas, Texas, area. This research examined relationship between teachers' usage of DCS PV on a campus performance students that Texas Assessment Knowledge Skills (TAKS) test areas reading, math, science, all tests. A random sample 61 was included study. nonexperimental, correlational, quantitative, evaluative The methods collection quantitative data for 2006-2007 school year regarding TAKS from TEA Web site. Data were collected standard reports generated DCS. Pearson r values following comparisons: Video vs. score-reading, scores-math, scores-science, scores-all There statistically significant correlations use all-tests sections test. no achievement science portion

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