I mean for example rehabilitation machines specially made to overcome learning disabilities and the like. Or to improve the teaching - learning process, as it was the Teaching Machine made by B.F. Skinner. Mechanical, electrical or electronic devices, but not computer based ones.
Many thanks.
Yes, use the human machine. You know that creating a classroom in which all students are respected and appreciated for who they are can make it conducive to learning. Sometimes the classroom is the only place where children can feel that they belong. The attached gives some insight into the inclusive classroom from a culturally diverse perspective that I hope can be helpful to answering your question:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/263046162_One_Style_Does_Not_Fit_All_Facilitating_Cultural_Differences_in_Teaching?ev=prf_pub
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/45724244_Integrating_Cross-Cultural_Elements_Into_Workforce_Education_Curriculum_Design_Online_Journal_of_Workforce_Education_and_Development_Vol_2_1_2006?ev=prf_pub
Best regards,
Debra
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Dienes hace algunas propuestas de materiales y herramientas teóricas para su uso. Por ejemplo, los bloques de dienes para el aprendizaje del sistema de numeración decimal
Consider Abacus if some one knows how to utilize it then it will become mental exercise for them to develop mathematical abilities.
Secondly use vending machines where we put coins and we get candies it will also enhance their mathematical ability.
There are lots of example (beispiel) in the present world i mentioned few.
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