The spirit of action research that augments teacher's initiative in solving problems, making improvements and experimenting with innovations pertaining to teaching is consistent with the spirit underlying school-based curriculum development.
There can be software programs that help the student, or there can be an online teacher, but the technology can also augment a teacher in a face-to-face classroom".
Its report, called Rising Above the Gathering Storm (RAGS), resulted in a 2007 law that promised to augment STEM teacher training (as well as double research funding in the physical sciences).
The problem is so significant, educators said, that many of Jackson's schools depend on long-term uncertified substitutes to augment the teacher rolls.
You are joining the class to honor and augment the teacher's work, and to learn.[6].
"For us it's about augmenting that teacher and helping them become a great educator with tools and with resources.
They can inspire educators to apply them in education to augment learners and teachers for a more engaging process.
KIPP "does great work despite the force of poverty," Abrams points out, but the non-profit depends heavily on philanthropists (to augment budgets), "tireless teachers, and students as well as families capable of abiding by rigid academic and behavioral expectations that limit its reach".
Either way, if we shift the focus of 'cyborgs' from science-fiction to the idea of computer augmented capacity for teachers and students alike, it is not unrealistic to consider that cyborgs or 'crossbreeds' of human and machines will soon be a reality in teaching and research in universities of the near future.
Our evaluations also informed us that the teachers augmented their critical thinking skills, a positive result.
