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Adaptive learning recognizes that each student learns at her own pace and in her own way. Firstly, various theory models of teaching and learning processes were studied; the definition and description of learning behaviors in those theory models were analyzed; based on different characteristics of the learning behaviors, the features and requirements of the adaptive e-learning process was studied in order to provide the theory architecture and behavior model for the adaptive e-learning system; how to present knowledge space was studied, domain knowledge model and user knowledge space model were established.

Online tools and games that monitor each stage of interaction can react in real-time to the growing aptitude of each individual student, thereby providing individualized instruction that may not be possible through traditional teaching methods. The semantic association among user model ontology, domain knowledge ontology and learning resources description Ontology was analyzed.

As a parent you also have the right to request a meeting by contacting your child’s teacher or the school principal. In addition to a student’s learning style preference, IDL’s adaptive learning system also takes into account the student’s preference for delivery media – text, audio, video, simulation, and interactivity.

Thirdly, computer science was choose as the research domain, based on the domain knowledge space model, the knowledge taxonomy architecture and concept sets were constructed, and domain knowledge ontology was built. Online games that use an adaptive learning model to teach math can be invaluable to students who are struggling.

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Does your child struggle with academics, and you are concerned that they may have a disability? A learning disability, dyslexia is often misunderstood by both parents and teachers. Educational scientists have developed many learning models to describe the way people learn. IDL Systems offers Adaptive Blended Learning (ABL)—a combination of online learning and classroom sessions.

This plan includes any therapeutic services your child may need such as speech, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and adaptive physical education. 1. Autism: A developmental disability that can affect the verbal and nonverbal communication, social interaction, and can have a negative affect on the child’s education.

4. Emotional Disturbance (ED): Exhibits one of the following conditions over an extended period of time and these conditions negatively effect a child’s education. In order to do this, the teacher must understand how children learn math concepts and processes, what points they may struggle with, and interventions that can help them to find successful solutions.

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The sixth of our series of ten articles on cerebral palsy (CP) looks at the range of aids and other adaptive equipment that help people with CP to move about and communicate effectively. 3. Mental Retardation: Defined as significantly below average general functioning, with deficits in adaptive behavior, which negatively affects the child’s education. They include adaptive physical education teachers, individuals who can alter the regular physical education requirement so that blind, deaf or physically handicapped children can take part in the classes.

6. Hearing Impairment: Exhibits a hearing loss that is permanent … Read More..