Here is a popular article on Social Learning Theory with some examples for teachers to use in their classroom to help students learn from one another and engage them
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A person to follow Dr. Catlin Tucker . She is well versed in Blended learning as it pertains to the digital and hybrid classroom @Catlin_Tucker#6711SM6
@Isaiah19951 Isaiah, thank you for sharing that article. I never thought binge drinking would be linked to a social learned behavior leading to low control and additional social bonds. It has effected the drinking age in many states in many states. #6711SM6
@Lily04855176 Very interesting article . I agree that it is important to meet the basic needs of the student within the classroom. Sometimes we take for granted the time it takes to teach students the use of tools that they are not always comfortable in using #6711SM6
@CulletonMusic What a great video and breaking apart Social Learning Theory into it's core features. The use of cartoons using PowToons is a great choice to educate both students and teachers on a basic process with supplied examples #6711SM6
@218Sil I liked your blog post contribution. It is nice to see references to the social emotional learning of the student which is sometimes overlooked in instructional practice. #6711SM5
@arrowheadphyed Thank you for this article. It is interesting to see the viewpoint as it comes to physical education especially the ideas of critical thinking and small group discussion outside of the teacher centered discussion process. Do you do alot of small group discussion? #6711SM5
@deckard_meagan Thank you for this article. I was looking for more detailed information. This article covers both pros and potential cons. Great post #6711SM5
Check out this popular site/article referencing the 21st classroom. https://t.co/nZyNWY3VV7
It briefly describes what the classroom of today should be about.
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Check out this scholarly journal on instruction. It focuses on the teachers view and approach managing a constructivist environment. https://t.co/wUvYQwj07t #6711SM5
@EducatorSavvy Thank you for this article. I liked how it referenced how each activity and skill was influenced or influences the brain. Some things that we don't always think about #6711SM4
@Isaiah19951 Isaiah, I found this article to be very interesting. I was intrigued on the ideology of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation especially for teacher's influence . #6711SM4
@Isaiah19951 That is a very interesting article Isaiah. I have had some turn over in my school district as well. Do you experience alot of mobility within your school district for the reasons listed in the article? .... #6711SM3
Hello everyone this user at Twitter has some interesting articles on behaviorism especially an article on Audrey Watters. https://t.co/L0uXbFGqJv
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