It also allows us to monitor and collect evidence of what we are seeing and what is being heard! Great article as always James! Thanks for sharing this!
The idea of applying social learning tools is to make education more effective and enhance the teaching-learning process. (Cilliers, 2021)
Here's a source that can help you understand!
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Social learning emphasizes the importance and awareness of our emotional reactions. Here is a scholarly source on "social learning"
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I agree! It's always the extra pieces that we end up needing in the end. Realizing, it was all there, to begin with. This is interesting and something I will try with my class to get their thoughts😍
Personally, I just thought this was really cool. Do you ever have any puzzle pieces left over? I know when my son puts something together he always says he did not need those extra pieces! What about you?#6711SM5
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This article shares that it is essential for educators to understand what constructivism is because it influences the way all of your students learn. Then from this, the teachers can help build knowledge and impact students learning in multiple ways. Thanks for sharing James!
@HoffyJAMClass It is essential that educators understand "how" we learn, to learn about learning, as it were. (Murray, n.d.) This sentence hit me differently in a way that may be able to help me with a challenge. Thank you for sharing this Toni-Ann! I will most certainly read it again! #6711SM5
Constructivism is gained through the development of different stages as shared by Piaget. Here is a blog post about how the history of constructionism/constructivism comes from the "active knower" to the "active learner". #6711SM5#BlogPost
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Do you know what "constructionism" and "constructivism" are and how they are compared? Let's watch this clip about Piaget and Vygotsky on how they differ? #6711SM5#PopularSource
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Piagets theory of cognitive learning was one of the first discovered. For educators, we must understand the cognitive orientation to learning to be essential to providing quality education. (Feder, 2022) Thanks for sharing James!
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I also shared this article and it shares the levels of how the cognitive learning loop help apply new information or skills in life situations. #6711SM4#CognitiveLearning
Cognitive training develops the mental processes that are needed for efficient and effective learning. (Hill & Stark, 2020) Here is a blog post about it. #6711SM4#CongitiveLearning https://t.co/tWw7MzMXvv
You ever wonder what level of thinking you are capable of? Here is a video that shares a cognitive theory about intelligence development. #6711SM4#CognitiveTheory
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This video shared exactly what and how to deal with behaviorism in the classroom. Educators need to understand the importance of motivation, positive reinforcements, and skills that will take to keep behaviorism intact. Thank you for sharing the video!
Toni-Ann! It indeed depends on us educators to set the reinforcements or consequences for students with behaviorism, and this video showed ways to help with that. Thank you! #6711SM3#behaviorismResponse
Have you been using the theory of Behaviorism in your classroom? Watch this short video that describes Behaviorism and a strategy to solve a behavior problem in your classroom. #6711SM3#behaviorism#theoriesoflearning
https://t.co/uPb6TFfuXl