A Trial of IPad Use in Nine Primary, Secondary and Special

question 13

Multiple Choice

A trial of iPad use in nine primary, secondary and special schools in 2011 found that iPads could be used to achieve a range of educational outcomes but only if:

• A) students were proficient in the use of iPads.
• B) teachers were proficient in the use of iPads.
• C) there was one iPad per student.
• D) there was quality teaching and support.

Differentiate between the physiological bases of color vision and vision under low light conditions.

Interpret the impact of the structure and function of the human eye on various vision problems such as myopia.

Understand the trichromatic theory of color vision and how color perception is determined.

Understand the concepts and mechanisms behind the opponent-process theory of color vision.

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Definitions:

Broader Politics of Inclusion

Policies and practices aimed at ensuring equal participation and rights for all members of society, often emphasizing diversity and equity.

Material Experiences

The physical and tangible interactions and experiences individuals have with objects and environments in their daily lives.

Revolutionary Potential

The capacity or possibility for radical societal or structural change, often associated with social movements or ideologies.

Semiotics of Materiality

An approach that studies how material objects convey meaning and how they participate in systems of signification.