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Top papers from your news feed from the last week Developing Valid and Reliable Map Literacy Scale by Selçuk Beşir Demir The purpose of the present study is to develop a valid and reliable map literacy scale that is able to determine map literacy of individuals, especially that of high school and university students. The study sample was composed of 518 students studying at various faculties at Cumhuriyet University and high schools in Sivas and its counties. With this aim in mind, an initial item pool for piloting was prepared in line with the literature, and expert opinion was sought on the item pool. After the piloting exercise, the draft scale was administered to the study sample. Exploratory factor... Download Bookmark Investigate of Smart Board Use in History Lessons (A Case Study) by Selçuk Beşir Demir This present study of aims is to investigate use and functionality of smart boards which are a part of software and hardware of FATİH project, which is a technology policy. The study was carried out pursuant to the design of case study method that is one of the qualitative research methods. Among the purposeful sampling methods, the Critical case sampling method was used in the study. In the research, observation and semi-structured interview form were used as a data collection tool. All the interviews and observations were recorded throughout the research. The recordings... Download Bookmark Iosif Stalin - Discurso a 7 de novembro de 1941 by Erick Fishuk Discurso que traduzi diretamente do russo, em que Stalin se dirige às Forças Armadas numa parada na Praça Vermelha pelo aniversário da Revolução de Outubro, em pleno cerco dos nazistas a Moscou. Acompanha a seguir a versão em russo, mas uma introdução, além da versão em vídeo, também pode ser lida na versão online em http://fishuk.cc/stalin-parada. Download Bookmark ACADEMIC WRITING: THE PRE-DRAFT by Andrew Johnson This chapter excerpt describes step #2 of the academic writing process: pre-drafting. The other steps are as follows: 1. Research to gather data. Usually this means finding credible sources, reading, and taking careful notes. 2. Pre-drafting. As the name implies, this is what is done before the first draft. This involves things such as planning, creating outlines, generating ideas, or finding structure. 3. First-draft. This is the first attempt to get ideas on the page. 4. Revise. This is the heart of the writing process. Here the writer re-reads, reshapes, gets feedback, and... Download Bookmark Share your papers Upload Your Papers

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