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by MengerSponge
2286 days ago
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YouTube videos are great for some resources, but they aren't a substitute for a competent teacher. Fun thing to think about: there are videos that measurably improve students' performance on a task, but students rate those videos as "confusing" and "not helpful". The videos that students do like? They have zero effect. https://teachingcommons.stanford.edu/teaching-talk/when-conf... |
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