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State Law 2009/16 regulating the use of mobile phones in the school environment - A case study on the applicability of the law in a public school in the city of Macapá/AP. DE

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This book is the result of an academic study that addresses a contemporary issue that deserves critical attention when it comes to mobile technologies in the context of the knowledge society. The creation of laws to direct how technological resources should be used in the classroom has generated conflict and varied interpretations by educators. The truth is that the use of technological resources, especially so-called mobile devices such as mobile phones, creates impasses, concerns and challenges for schools when it comes to using these devices as pedagogical support in the teaching/learning process. It's a challenging and thought-provoking issue that cannot fail to be discussed by education professionals who are responsible for training the new generations of the digital age.

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Sabrina Costa Teixeira, licenciada en Informática y en Derecho, fue becaria PIBID. Taís dos Santos Santos, licenciada en Informática y especializada en Gestión y Docencia en la Enseñanza Superior, fue becaria PIBID. Darlene do Socorro Del-Tetto Minervino, Máster en Educación Empresarial y actual profesora del Instituto Federal de Amapá.

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Authors Sabrina Costa Teixeira, Darlene Del-Tetto, Taís Santos Santos
Publisher Our Knowledge Publishing
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 31.08.2024
 
EAN 9786208036201
ISBN 9786208036201
No. of pages 52
Subject Humanities, art, music > Music > Monographs

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