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TEXTBOOKS VERSUS ONLINE LEARNING IN MIDDLE SCHOOLS

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You\'re used to seeing hundreds or even thousands of books in your textbook room as an educator. These stacks contain out-of-date editions produced prior to the adoption of new state standards. Pages in some books are missing or torn. Also, books have disappeared throughout the long term. Digital textbooks offer many advantages over printed textbooks, which MIDDLE SCHOOLS schools have traditionally used. Are digital textbooks superior to printed ones? What advantages do digital textbooks offer? Continue reading to learn why they make content more accessible, engaging, and customizable. Many experts were confident that the introduction of online textbooks would fundamentally alter the teaching process. Even though these predictions haven\'t come true yet, the use of online learning resources has made teaching much better, especially in primary schools. The US Department of Education and Studies found that students learn new information 30 to 80 percent faster with digital books. These insights are shared by primary school teachers from all over the world: According to the PBS survey, 81% of them believe that digital textbooks make teaching easier. However, prior to discussing how online textbooks enhance teaching quality, let\'s examine the definition of the term.
KEYWORDS : Textbooks, online learning, Middle Schools

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A STUDY ON DIFFERENT LEARNING STYLES AS THE METHOD OF ADDRESSING INDIVIDUAL CHILD NEEDS

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Everyone learns best in their own unique way. Chances are, each understudy in your group has an alternate favored learning style, which can make it challenging for you to be the best educator. Be that as it may, by attempting to integrate different techniques into your educating, you might have the option to arrive at most of your understudies. At the college level, students are expected to know how to get along with most teachers, but it doesn\'t hurt to help them out a little! The three main learning styles and how you can accommodate them are listed below. A person with a visual learning style prefers things that can be seen or observed, such as movies, flipcharts, diagrams, pictures, demonstrations, displays, handouts, and so on. These people will say things like \"show me\" and \"let\'s look at that,\" and they will be able to do a new task most effectively after reading the instructions or watching someone else do it. These are the individuals who will work with lists and written instructions..
KEYWORDS : learning styles, students, visuals