Patricia Ormsby-Haase

Education is lifelong learning. No one can steal it.

[Patricia Ormsby-Haase @HaaseOrmsby]

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[Barbara Kay @BarbaraRKay]

"Bandura’s idea, which came to be known as social learning theory, was so revolutionary that it seems obvious today. Prior to Bandura, most psychologists believed a person’s behaviour was determined by whether that behaviour was reinforced or punished." https://t.co/dgVfcEtpdT

[Patricia Ormsby-Haase @HaaseOrmsby]

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[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

This scholarly article explores how social learning perspectives can be used in the design, development, and implementation of Web-based learning environments which meet 21st century's expectations. #6711SM6 https://t.co/HeQ25KSAf2

[Patricia Ormsby-Haase @HaaseOrmsby]

@BrileyPrince It is indeed a great read for classroom teachers.

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

This popular source describes observational learning, the four mediational processes, and criticisms of Albert Bandura's Social Learning Theory. It describes the theory as how we learn from our social experiences. Check it out:
https://t.co/7qd2Q1sFLu #6711SM6

[Nyah Reese @NyahReese]

In the popular source, "Constructivism and Technology in the Classroom", there is a prezi on the benefits of implementing a constructivist approach to learning and integrating technology usage. #6711SM5 https://t.co/9lFO1pJmh4

[Patricia Ormsby-Haase @HaaseOrmsby]

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The theorists think that teachers should create real experiences for their learners, and use their previous knowledge, thinking mode and their learning habits as they are crucial for learning to take place.

[Patricia Ormsby-Haase @HaaseOrmsby]

This popular source notes that knowledge is constructed. Teachers main role in constructivism is to create a collaborative, problem-solving environment where the learners are active participants in their own learning. scaffolding is effective.
https://t.co/rsBge8YTSY

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

This scholarly article divides the pedagogical applications of constructivism into three distinct categories: the good, the bad, and the ugly. It describes what constructivism actually is and the learning approaches emerging from it. #6711SM5 https://t.co/tNo6MUtnnC

[andin_adj @andini_adj]

One of the most influential psychologists of all time. He is known for ; Social cognitive theory, Self-efficacy, Social learning theory, Bobo doll experiment, Agency, Reciprocal determinism. RIP 💐 #AlbertBandura #psychologist

[Patricia Ormsby-Haase @HaaseOrmsby]

One thing that this scholarly source speaks about is advance organizers. One is comparative organizer which activates existing schemas and discriminate between new and existing ones.
https://t.co/Wv5SdUlJ5c

[Patricia Ormsby-Haase @HaaseOrmsby]

This popular source focuses on 3 types of of cognitive learning theories, their benefits and strategies that can be used with them. It also focuses on some fundamental aspects of cognitive learning, namely comprehension, memory and application.
https://t.co/Wa0tZkXNhi

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

Check out this scholarly article comparing behaviorism, cognitivism, and constructivism. It provides an overview of cognitivism, its basis, its implications for classroom practices, and its illustrative teaching methods. https://t.co/ImZM0jtIXk #6771SM4

[Patricia Ormsby-Haase @HaaseOrmsby]

These are graphic organizers of learning theories inclusive of Cognitive learning theories. This visual representation is really helpful in understanding the concepts.
https://t.co/VwCKsbtEPB

[Patricia Ormsby-Haase @HaaseOrmsby]

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Although behavior seem outdated, it has its place in the education system.#6711SM3

[Patricia Ormsby-Haase @HaaseOrmsby]

Behaviorism in Education - observable behaviors used to determine behaviorism
Here is the link: #6711SM3
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[Patricia Ormsby-Haase @HaaseOrmsby]

Class Dojo is a form of behaviorism. Check it out:
#671SM3 https://t.co/RWSBC8SLGH

[Miss Barnash @MissBarnashMath]

Behaviorism in Education. Take a look at how you teach #6711SM3

[Kathryn Arnold @integratingtech]

@MissBarnashMath What a great image! We DO need to be mindful that when using beh. std. are actually learning and not regurgitating content.