English tasks, reading and dictation
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ILI University Preparatory English Program (UP) UP-A-AM - Week 2 - Quiz 2 - Questions |
Name: ________________________________________________ Date: ________________
Reading: Whose cell phone is ringing? /15
Questions:
Use information from the Reading to answer the following questions.
1) What is the author's point of view? (1 point)
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2) What is another word for educator? (1 point)
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3) Give two reasons that a large number of university students bring technological equipment to class. (2 points)
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4) Complete the chart to show the common attitudes of professors and students to technology in the university classroom. (4 points)
The Role of Technology in the Classroom
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· A tool provided by the university for use by instructor · __________________________________________________ · Purpose is to assist instruction |
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· Some technology (e .g. Power Point): · provided by the university for use by instructor. · __________________________________________________ · purpose is to aid student learning · Some technology (e.g. smart phones) · own personal tools · __________________________________________________ · __________________________________________________ |
5) List two reasons the University of Chicago Law School decided to discontinue Internet access in its classrooms. (2 points)
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6) Complete the chart to show the positive and negative findings of research studies on student gadgets I (3 points)
Studies on Student Gadgets in Classes
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Barak, Lipson & Lerman |
· Improvement in "student-centred, hands-on, and exploratory learning, as well as meaningful student-to-student and student-to-instructor interactions" |
· Laptops a distraction if used for non-learning purposes |
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Li, Cui, Bai & Davis |
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Bain |
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7) What is one reason why students seem more distracted with computers than before? (2 points)
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8) Explain why people who ban or restrict technology could be called Luddites.
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Name: ________________________________________________ Date: ________________
Listening /10
Questions:
As you listen to the Listening passage for the first time, use vocabulary from the listening to answer the questions. First, you’ll have some time to look over all of the questions.
Answer these questions while listening to the lecture.
1) What is the topic of today's lecture? Check () the best answer (1 point)
O The use of Power Point in the classroom
O Professor-controlled technology in the classroom
O Student-controlled technology in the classroom
O Technology in the classroom
2) Why do some professors view students' electronic gadgets as a distraction? (1 point)
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3) Complete the chart. (3 point)
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Students bringing cell phones to class |
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Students believing it is their right to bring them |
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Students disturbed by another person's cell phone |
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4) According to Nielsen, how many monthly text messages do 18 to 24 year aids send? (1 point)
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5) What did the lecturer find startling? (1 point)
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6) What does the lecturer feel may be the key to the controversy over the use of student gadgets in class? Check () the best answer. (1 point)
O whether or not students think they should be able to use the gadgets
O whether or not other students are distracted by the gadgets
O whether or not use of a gadget for text messaging distracts the sender
O whether or not use of gadgets causes lower grades
7) Give two reasons for the lecturer's dismay over students' text messaging. (2 points)
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8) List the reasons students bring your laptop to school. (2 points)
· So you can use it.
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· To help you relax between classes
· Your school work is on the laptop
· You can access the course Web site on it
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9) Take notes on the rationale of instructors who ban technology. (4 points)
10) Complete the chart to show the results of a fundamental assumption of universities in Canada. (4 points)
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Canadian universities' fundamental assumption: _________________________ |
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Responsible for: ______________________________ |
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Responsible for: ______________________________ |
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Students responsible for what they bring into class. Example: ______________________________ |
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Student's job to learn and put effort into the class |
Name: ________________________________________________ Date: ________________
Note-taking /10
Questions:
As you listen to the passage for the second time, complete Cornell Notes. You will be able to use your notes when completing the Writing task.
Title:
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Summary
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