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I get to use an iPod in school? Using technology-based advance organizers to support the academic success of English Learners By: Elsa Billings & Carla Mathison
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By: Elsa Billings & Carla Mathison

Feb 15, 2016

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Page 1: By: Elsa Billings & Carla Mathison

I get to use an iPod in school? Using technology-based advance organizers to support the academic success of English Learners

By: Elsa Billings & Carla Mathison

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The Study

Using iPods to increase engagement and student achievementCamp at California MuseumSpread out over several weeksActivities that connected to state standards240 fourth grade students

Split into two groupsStudents took a Pre-Assessment

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Group One

Before the activities:Students watched videos as a classVideos frontloaded vocabulary and important information for the activitiesVideos were in English

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Group One

After the activities:Students watched videos as a classVideos reviewed the activities and main informationVideos reviewed main vocabularyVideos were in English

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Group Two

Before the activities:Students were given their own iPodsStudents watched podcasts on their iPodsPodcasts frontloaded vocabulary and important information in the activitiesPodcasts were in English and Spanish

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Group Two

After the activities:Students watched Podcast videos Videos reviewed important informationVideos reviewed main vocabularyVideos were in English and Spanish

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Findings

Students took a Post-AssessmentStudents in group two performed betterStudents in group two were more engagedStudents in group two were more excited about the activities