{"id":47644,"date":"2023-02-02T13:37:26","date_gmt":"2023-02-02T13:37:26","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/essays.homeworkacetutors.com\/2023\/02\/the-immediate-feedback-and-the-engagement-statistics-homework-help\/"},"modified":"2023-02-02T13:37:26","modified_gmt":"2023-02-02T13:37:26","slug":"the-immediate-feedback-and-the-engagement-statistics-homework-help","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.colapapers.com\/us\/the-immediate-feedback-and-the-engagement-statistics-homework-help\/","title":{"rendered":"The immediate feedback and the engagement, statistics homework help"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Question description<\/p>\n<p>1.\u00a0 Watch<br \/>\nDr.W\u2019s video and write a reflection about the video, about the exams, about<br \/>\nyour online learning experience, and about this class. See examples below.<br \/>\nExample<br \/>\n1:<br \/>\nI was<br \/>\nnot aware that this stats course was online, until after we had our first class<br \/>\nmeeting in Gresh. After hearing it was an online course I called my sister in a<br \/>\npanic because I had never taken an online class before and had heard stats was<br \/>\nhard. Yet, I can happily say that although this course took a lot of time and<br \/>\nsome sections were difficult, I would chose to take this course again. It has<br \/>\nmade me unafraid of online courses. Dr. W has many great points in his video<br \/>\n&#8220;Where Learning Takes Place.&#8221; First and foremost, I relate to when he<br \/>\nsaid students like the instant feedback. I am a perfectionist and love knowing<br \/>\nI got a question right and being able to know my quiz and test scores<br \/>\nimmediately. Even when I do not get a question right, I like knowing I am not<br \/>\ndoing it right, therefore I do not work out all of the problems the wrong way<br \/>\nand have to redo them. I also like all of the online resources the book gives<br \/>\nyou to use. I have used the examples and practice quizzes in almost all of the<br \/>\nchapters we have gone over. The examples are honestly one of my favorite things<br \/>\nabout the online class, other than the instant feedback. The reason it is one<br \/>\nof my favorite things is because it normally helps me out so that I do not have<br \/>\nto ask Dr. W. The practice quizzes are a great way to study for an upcoming<br \/>\ntest and I have used them before both of the previous tests and plan on using<br \/>\nthem for this next test. I did not disagree with any of what Dr. W had to say,<br \/>\nhe honestly hit all of the points on the head and I can relate to all of them!<br \/>\nExample<br \/>\n2:<br \/>\nWith<br \/>\nthe expansion of technology, education has been gradually shifting towards<br \/>\neasier- hands on method of learning. Combining the Internet with student<br \/>\nfocused software, online textbooks, and materials, it allows for students to<br \/>\ntake their own pace. As there are infinite resources that are provided to help<br \/>\nstudents, learning how to understand a topic or section is much easier and<br \/>\nsimpler to reinforce for the future. I was unaware of the manner that my hybrid<br \/>\nclass would proceed as it was first time which I would be experiencing it. At<br \/>\nfirst I found myself caught off guard, but throughout this semester I realized<br \/>\nhow this form of a hybrid-online class was rewarding and was even beginning to<br \/>\nchange how I viewed my classroom learning.<br \/>\nThrough<br \/>\nthe online textbook and the ability to take notes and highlight key ideas, to<br \/>\nthe videos provided as a review, I found myself taking a personal pace. It was<br \/>\nalways a relief to know that if I didn\u2019t understand how the textbook explained<br \/>\nthe materials, then I could go to review videos. I also tried to use outside<br \/>\nresources, such as YouTube to look up refreshers and to find example problems.<br \/>\nAs I relied on Statcrunch as well my TI84\/85 calculator, I needed some<br \/>\nadditional tutorials. There were numerous videos that I found which clearly<br \/>\noutlined the steps, and also gave a short reasoning for each method. Through<br \/>\nthe online forums, I could also read about how other students were learning the<br \/>\nmaterial in their own manners, and that was encouraging that I had found my own<br \/>\nmethod of learning.<\/p>\n<p>Dr.<br \/>\nW\u2019s videos, which are provided on the Oncourse page, were also a great insight<br \/>\ninto the shift that can be seen with classes moving from the traditional<br \/>\nclassroom setting. From the comfort of a computer with the disposal of all the<br \/>\nresources imaginable, it allows for knowledge to be immeasurable. Even while<br \/>\nhaving a schedule that is difficult, online classes made it a way to plan ahead<br \/>\nand schedule ahead of each assignment. The opportunities to meet with the<br \/>\ngraduate assistants are always a great chance to get clarifications and<br \/>\nguidance on any materials that can be confusing as well. Having this form of a<br \/>\nclass setting is flexible to the student\u2019s needs, while allowing enough time to<br \/>\nexplore statistics. It will intrigue other students to find their best study<br \/>\nhabits, while making the experience of learning broader and focused on<br \/>\ndeveloping the skills that are asked to truly pass the class successfully.<br \/>\nExample<br \/>\n3:<br \/>\nAs an online learner, I resonated with a lot of what Dr. Wakhungu said.<br \/>\nThe immediate feedback and the engagement that come with doing online<br \/>\ncoursework are critical to the learning process, and these two things are much<br \/>\nharder to come by in a traditional classroom setting. I felt that being in an<br \/>\nonline class has optimized my learning; if this class was taught in the<br \/>\ntraditional manner I would have to have spent 2-4 times as much time learning<br \/>\nthe material as I do now. Coming into the class I wasn\u2019t quite sure if I would<br \/>\nlike the online set up, as I value the class time I have in other classes, but<br \/>\nmostly just because I didn\u2019t know if I could learn well online. I can say now<br \/>\nthat all of those fears were quelled, and I found the set-up of this course<br \/>\nvery conducive to learning. I had the option of having face to face time if I<br \/>\nwanted it, but I found that the method of reviewing lecture slides, doing<br \/>\npractice questions, and doing the homework and quizzes to be enough for me to<br \/>\nthoroughly learn the material. I would encourage other professors to try to<br \/>\nincorporate some of these attributes into their classroom styles. Like Dr. W<br \/>\nsuggested, a hybrid class setting could be a good way to test the waters in this<br \/>\nregard. Also, like Dr. W. stated as well, online learning tools are becoming<br \/>\nmore useful, effective, and common as the availability of technology increases,<br \/>\nand I believe embracing these tools can and will be very beneficial to the<br \/>\nlearner and the teacher.\u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Question description 1.\u00a0 Watch Dr.W\u2019s video and write a reflection about the video, about the exams, about your online learning experience, and about this class. See examples below. Example 1: I was not aware that this stats course was online, until after we had our first class meeting in Gresh. 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