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1. • • A variable is something that can change or vary for an experiment to be a success. There are three types- an independent variable (sometimes called a manipulated variable), a dependent variable (sometimes referred to as the responding variable), and the controlled variable. Each has an important role to play in experiments.
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2. wikieducator.org › Variables_in_the_teachingVariables in the teaching-learning process - WikiEducator

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   In the teaching-learning process, the variables range from the content to be transacted to the attitude of the learner. The same content can be transacted in different ways depending on the desired outcomes.

3. fpg.unc.edu › sites › fpgHelping Teachers Focus: Four Variables for Success

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   These four pedagogical variables are the ones that tie most directly to students’ success and they can be adjusted for all students. Let’s look at each variable and how it can be used.

4. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Teacher Variables, and Modeling the Relationships Between ...

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   May 24, 2019 · The teacher gender (Tmale) variable denotes the gender of each teacher as indicated by the teacher on the TIMSS survey. Teacher gender is a dichotomous variable and is captured by the question: “Are you female or male?”

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5. teacherhow.com › how-to-teach-variables-toHow To Teach Variables To Elementary Students - Teacher How

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   Here’s how to teach variables to elementary students: Explain what a variable is in simple language. Explain the different types of variables in detail. Explain the application of variables. Explain the criteria for selecting variables. Use practical examples. Teach using games.

6. theowlteacher.com › teaching-about-variables-inTeaching About Variables in Science - The Owl Teacher

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   A variable is something that can change or vary for an experiment to be a success. There are three types- an independent variable (sometimes called a manipulated variable), a dependent variable (sometimes referred to as the responding variable), and the controlled variable. Each has an important role to play in experiments.

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7. www.researchgate.net › publication › 333327545(PDF) Teacher Variables, and Modeling the Relationships ...

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   May 24, 2019 · Teacher Variables, and Modeling the Relationships Between Teacher Characteristics, Teacher Behaviors, and Student Outcomes. May 2019. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-16151-4_3. License. CC BY-NC 4.0....

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   What is the teacher gender (tmale) variable?

   • The teacher gender (Tmale) variable denotes the gender of each teacher as indicated by the teacher on the TIMSS survey. Teacher gender is a dichotomous variable and is captured by the question: “Are you female or male?”

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   What is a variable in a teaching-learning process?

   • In the teaching-learning process, a variable may be a characteristic that can be assessed and varies from person to person, such as interest. A variable may also be a concept that varies from culture to culture, for example, marriage. The variables range from the content to be transacted to the attitude of the learner.

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   How do you teach variables?

   • Therefore, the best way to teach them variables is by explaining what a variable is in a simple language they can comprehend. Therefore, make the learners see that variables are all around them and use real-life examples they can relate to. A variable is a quantity that may change over time within the context of the problem or experiment.

   How To Teach Variables To Elementary Students

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   How can elementary students learn variables?

   • Throwing dice is another exciting game you can play with elementary students to teach them variables. It allows them to create equations from the possible outcomes of the dice rolls. Dices are also cheap and create a fun learning experience; therefore, I highly recommend this approach.

   How To Teach Variables To Elementary Students

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   What is a student gender variable?

   • The student gender variable (Stmale) denotes the gender of each student as indicated by the student on the TIMSS survey. Student gender is a dichotomous variable and is captured by the question: “Are you a girl or boy?” Higher values indicate a male student.

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   What is the teacher experience variable?

   • The teacher experience (Exp) variable denotes the total number of years the respondent reported teaching. Teacher experience is captured by the question: By the end of this school year, how many years will you have been teaching altogether? This is an open response question, and the years are reported in whole numbers.

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9. www.edu-links.org › sites › defaultGuidance on the content and design of teacher’s guides

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   • Various levels of scripting are available within the teacher’s guide to meet different teachers’ needs. The far-right column includes extensive scripting. The middle column provides a summary of the steps: For example: 1) Write the proverb; 2) Read the proverb; and 3) Discuss the proverb.