Using Computer Technology and Constant Time Delay to Promote Student Learning of Academic Vocabulary in the General Education Classroom

Authors

Grace M. Martinez, Touro University California

Publication Date

8-2013

Document Type

Project

Degree

Master of Arts in Education (MA)

MA Concentration

Urban Education

Keywords

constant time delay, time delay, general education, smartphone technology, iPhone

Advisors

Enrique Dominguez, Pamela Redmond, Jim O'Connor

Abstract

This study was designed to investigate the development of a program to apply Constant Time Delay (CTD) to the general education classroom setting. CTD is an errorless learning technique that has demonstrated effectiveness for students with multiple levels and types of disabilities within individual and small group settings. A computer program was developed for use in the eighth grade English classroom to teach sets of nine key academic vocabulary terms using constant 15-second delay procedure.

Recommended Citation

Martinez, G. M. (2013). Using Computer Technology and Constant Time Delay to Promote Student Learning of Academic Vocabulary in the General Education Classroom. Retrieved from https://touroscholar.touro.edu/tucgsoe/192