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Murphy, Meghan – College Student Journal, 2022
Summer camp jobs are often described as a fun and active way to spend the summer. This research aims to go beyond the surface, examining how college students use the skills and training they receive as summer day camp counselors and describing the specific ways they transfer those skills to academic settings. In-depth interviews were conducted…
Descriptors: Summer Programs, College Students, Day Camp Programs, Counselors
Marie Kirkpatrick; Mariela E. Tankersley; Gennina Noelle A. Ferrer; Roberta Carrillo Vega – Journal of Developmental and Physical Disabilities, 2024
Video activity schedules are a combination of video modeling and activity schedules that teach a singular task or a series of tasks to be completed. Instead of a sequence of pictures, videos demonstrate to the learner what is expected to be done. Research has focused heavily on using video activity schedules to teach daily living or vocational…
Descriptors: Autism Spectrum Disorders, Video Technology, Educational Games, Visual Aids
Zoch, Melody; Langston-DeMott, Brooke; Adams-Budde, Melissa – Phi Delta Kappan, 2014
Elementary students find themselves engaged and learning at a digital writing camp. The authors find that such elementary students usually have limited access to technology at home and school, and posit that teachers should do all they can to give them more access to and experience in digital composing. Students were motivated and learned to use…
Descriptors: Summer Programs, Day Camp Programs, Media Literacy, Technology Integration