@deckard_meagan I enjoyed reading about why you should adopt social learning. It was extremely informative from the learner and business perspective as to why it makes sense. I added this to my social bookmarking as a great resource to have. #6711SM6
@jamesmartintea1 This scholarly source was a great read and really made me think on a different level as it relates to functions. I am also a math teacher and this particular source is very useful as it relates to technology and cooperative learning. #6711SM6
@JenFranz3 I love the list of social learning web tools that was provided to help in the success of social learning in the classroom. I have only used Edmodo from this list but will check out the others to see how they work in the classroom. Great resource. #6711SM6
This scholarly source was a great read and really made me think on a different level as it relates to functions. I am also a math teacher and this particular source is very useful as it relates to technology and cooperative learning. #6711SM6
@deckard_meagan I enjoyed reading about why you should adopt social learning. It was extremely informative from the learner and business perspective as to why it makes sense. I added this to my social bookmarking as a great resource to have.
This animated video covers what social learning is, Albert Bandura and his belief about people and their learned behavior, the Bobo Doll Experiment, the 4 cognitive and behavioral processes and how the theory applies in reality. #6711SM6 https://t.co/c6tOH08IS7
This popular resource provides information the roots and principle of social learning theory, the importance of observation, modeling, and cognition, the four aspects of learning, and social learning in the classroom. #6711SM6 https://t.co/GkBQgqcN8S
This scholarly source looks into the limitations in the field of mathematics which has been controlled by social theories of learning. There seems to be a need for change in this field to that of a position of knowledge making. #6711SM6 https://t.co/3GPoqAJZLt
@jamesmartintea1 The eight main points provided in this popular source is helpful in showing how constructivism looks and its affects on student learning. It also provides the four key areas that will aid in the success of a constructivist classroom. #6711SM5
@deckard_meagan This video was informative and a useful resource to refer to if an educator needs an example of how constructivism in the classroom should look. I also like how everything was pulled together at the end to show the role of both teacher and students. #6711SM5
@JenFranz3 The blog provided a great comparison of what a traditional lesson and constructivist lesson looks like on insects in a 2nd grade class. The three big ideas for constructivism are also useful when planning lessons for my own class. #6711SM5
This popular source is a resource for teachers that covers everything from books, articles, websites, projects, lesson plans, videos, materials, and principles of constructivism put into practice. #6711SM5 https://t.co/JwYCMydxM2
This scholarly source provides insight into using a Mathematics-Negotiation-Learner (M-N-L) framework that provides an idea of what the constructivist theory looks like with the role of the teacher as the center of the education process. #6711SM5 https://t.co/tlAMHDhIw4
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I am honored to serve as Program Chair in the #Constructivist Theory, Research, and Practice Special Interest Group within AERA.
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A2. The constructivist approach of the @ibpyp really lends itself well to this. Student agency is at the forefront of teaching and learning, which is really about giving Ss voice, choice, and ownership over their learning. #AppleEDUchat
This popular source provides information with regards to what constructivism is, the three main types of constructivism, constructivist theories, and the features of a constructivist classroom. #6711SM5 https://t.co/cnyzg7n1Xq