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                   5.  A recent study by Halloran et al. (2021) - from 12 US states - is significantly more

                       effective - that full in-person instruction - and found - relied - on test score data -
                       than virtual or hybrid instruction.

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                                         Adapted from: https://academic.oup.com/economicpolicy/article/37/112/609/6694841?login=false

                         Practice


                                Writing Literature Review



                  Activity 1

                 Read the paragraph on the table. Then, write TF when it is theoretical framework or ER when
                  it is empirical review. State your reasons.

                                       Paragraph                           TF/ ER         Reason (s)

                             In Canadian education context, Ryan and Kariuki
                 (2011) reported that more than half of student teachers
                 did  not  feel  confident  that  they  were  prepared  to
                 identify  or  manage  cyber  bullying  in  the  classroom.
                 More than 80% of the student teachers indicated that
                 they did not feel that the university where they were
                 studying  was  preparing  them  adequately  to  manage
                 cyber bullying. This lack of preparation to handle cyber
                 bullying resulted in a reluctance among student teachers
                 to act when they suspected incidents of cyber bullying
                 (Ryan & Kariuki, 2011).
                                        Adapted from: https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ945026
                        Cyberbullying is essentially an extension of bullying.
                 Cyberbullying  is  “any  behavior  performed  through
                 digital or electronic media by [college students or groups
                 of  college  students]  that  repeatedly  [over  time]
                 communicates aggressive or hostile messages intended
                 to  inflict  discomfort  or  harm  on  [other  students]
                 (Tokunaga, 2010, p. 278). Behavior of cyberbullies may
                 be in the form of cellular or digital imaging messages;
                 chat  and  discussion  room  messages;  e-mail,  instant
                 messaging, pictures and photographs, and unauthorized
                 video;  messaging  on  profiles  on  social  gaming  and
                 networking  sites,  such  as  ChatRoulett,  Formspring,



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