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  1. Immersion education has received increasing attention since the 1960’s as one of the most effective means to facilitate second language acquisition in children. Research on the topic of immersion education (cf. Swain and Lapkin, 1982; Genesee, 1987 for an overview) has

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  2. Dec 4, 2019 · Immersion learning is a method of second language instruction in which the second language is the major vehicle for integrating language instruction, content instruction, and communication.

  3. Nov 1, 2012 · Immersion is a form of bilingual education that provides students with a sheltered classroom environment in which they receive at least half of their subject-matter instruction through the...

  4. We theorize that immersive learning is education that takes place in contextually relevant environments in which students apply their knowledge, skills, and abilities akin to what professionals and other community members do in their workplaces every day.

    • Learning in Technology-Enabled Environments
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    • Immersive Pedagogy

    For learning to be meaningful, “a learned knowledge (or fact) is fully understood by an individual who can then use it to make connections with other previously known knowledge” (Vergara et al., 2019, p.2). Meaningful learning, according to Mulders et al. (2020), is about the “transfer of knowledge to solve problem-based tasks” (p. 209). Learning o...

    Immersive learning involves hands-on educational experience with technology that will “transcend physical space limitations to create educational opportunities that would not otherwise be physically possible” (Dick, 2021). The learner’s sense of presence or being there in the virtual environment impacts the nature and degree of engagement. The adva...

    Designing, facilitating, and assessing immersive learning requires a change in pedagogical practice, especially given the rapid advances in XR technologies that enable innovative pedagogical approaches based on discovery and inquiry. As such, immersive learning requires a shift away from “designing learning tasks to choreographing learning experien...

  5. Mar 27, 2023 · Definition: Immersive learning conceptualizes education as a set of active phenomenological experiences that are based on presence. Immersive learning can be implemented using both physical and...

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  7. In an immersion program, English is not the subject of instruction, rather it is the medium through which a majority of the school's academic content is taught. Typically, in most immersion programs this includes math, science, social studies and other subject areas.

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