INTRODUCTION In what ways do educators use cable television to help children learn, and what evidence is there to support or not support this practice? With the advancement of society, it seems only natural that teaching styles would evolve too. Technology has advanced tremendously over the last ten years, and it would only make sense that teaching styles do the same. Cable in the Classroom (CIC) is a natural extension of the cable industry’s …showed first 75 words of 1522 total…

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