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Provides a perspective of the social learning theory potentially maintaining behaviors of aggression through reinforcement in sport, also the possible use of the theory to reinforce sportsmanlike conduct and moral reasoning in the same setting. #6711SM6
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This source provides a detailed definition and description of what the social learning theory is and entails according to Albert Bandura, the founder of theoretical framework, although this source is not written by Bandura himself. #6711SM6
How Social Learning Theory Works in Education (https://t.co/TcYZqPv3kZ)
Provides an overview of the social learning theory implementation into education. It outlines 4 key elements as well as history, importance, digital resources, and explanation of how to integrate. #6711SM6
Sports Psychology Theories of Learning - https://t.co/DooOBQkFtP
This resource reviews multiple learning theories applicable to PE, including a section on cognitive learning theory. An excellent resource for a PE teacher attempting to implement new learning theories! #6711SM4
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This source gives credit to both the cognitive and behaviorism learning theory in context of physical education. It expands to understand if in addition to learning theories, physical and social contexts also influence skill acquisition. #6711SM4
Cognitive Learning Theory: Definition & Examples (https://t.co/FWIJBleemu)
This resource defines cognitive learning theory and reviews the basic elements of this theory necessary to understand and implement it into practice. #6711SM4
How to Construct Your Classroom With Constructivism – Science Teaching (https://t.co/SEuplkalWq)
This source reviews how to construct your classroom based on the constructivism learning theory. Including discussion of the five key elements of implementation. #6711SM5
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This source discusses the effect of the constructivist model on learning the skills of spiking and blocking in volleyball for students. This resource would be excellent for both coaches and secondary level physical education teachers. #6711SM5
https://t.co/vtqn1S0oTh This blog defines, breaks down the principles of, discusses the types of, and places constructivism in the perspective of education. It notes both the advantages and disadvantages of implementing the constructivism learning theory. #6711SM5
POPULAR SOURCE: Behaviorism - Skinner's Education Learning Theory (27 Facts) (2023) (https://t.co/Xn2PouLuOv) This article covers 27 facts about behaviorism to help the reader understand the beliefs of a behavioralist. #6711SM3
https://t.co/xMHkX3nYDK This academic journal presents a reflection on the three dominant learning theories: behaviorism, cognitivism and constructivism analyzing both their strengths and weaknesses. #6711SM3
BLOG: Behaviorism: Definition, History, Concepts, and Impact (https://t.co/4xp9xfmDkS) This blog defines behavioralism, provides an overview of the history, discusses the different types, and the overall impact of behavioralism. #6711SM3
Check out my blog post where I reflect on what I have learned from my EDUC 6710 course at Walden University in respects to integrated technology applied to a physical education-based context. #6710App8
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@SWilliamsCorner I completely agree! I think a great way to obtain the information to guide these changes or adaptions is by surveying your students! A great approach to survey students quickly could be through Google Forms! #6710DB2
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@SWilliamsCorner I am not sure if you are teaching art specifically, regardless I have found a website that lists several different Chromebook friendly websites that would allow both you and your students to create different types of graphic designs that may be helpful!
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A big shift I am struggling with when approaching new technology integration in PE, is the idea of students bringing their devices to the gym. It seems like an added responsibility for both the students and me. I also worry they will not spend enough time being active! #6710DB2
In order for classrooms to change we as teachers need to approach learning and technology integration with a growth mindset. Not being afraid to fail or get outside of our comfort zones when trying out new technologies with our students! #6710DB2
Can't wait to start collaborating with other physical education and health teachers. Sharing & swapping activities, assessments, and applicable Web 2.0 tools! #EDUC6710