Abstract

This research examines the use of interactive whiteboards (IWB) for English as a second language student vocabulary development. Assisting students with their vocabulary development is one of the goals of my district and the purpose of the study is to investigate how the use IWB materials can assist in this area. Participants include two native English-speaking teachers and four classes from a local elementary school for boys in Abu Dhabi. The study examines the development and implementation of IWB-based lessons.

Presenters

Charles Martin
Doctorate, Education, The University of Florida, California, United States

Details

Presentation Type

Paper Presentation in a Themed Session

Theme

Considering Digital Pedagogies

KEYWORDS

ESL; ELL; IWBs; Educational Technology: Second Language Acquisition

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