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This is a scholarly article about Reflecting on Social Learning Tools to Enhance the Teaching-Learning Experience in the classroom. #6711SM6
@HoffyJAMClass Hi Toni, I watched the video and I do believe that behavior can be modified in the classroom based on consequences and results. I think classrooms can perform better when they understand good behavior is rewarded.
@msruestmanEDU Hi Megan, I agree with the article that classrooms should include some behaviorism techniques. Repetition of tasks can improve test results.
This link outlines the meaning of behaviorism in education, and the theories that it empathizes the role of environmental factors.
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This source is about the implication of Behaviorism on Education, including the theory that behavior is determined by others.
https://t.co/Z2dcbtalXk
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I have learned a great deal in my EDUC 6710 class. Please take a look at my Finak Reflection on the Impact of Technology #6710App8
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To support the 21st century skills for my kindergartner class, I've created a wiki lesson on habitats using Google Sites!
Check it out here:https://t.co/1lDj6F4mVY #6710App5
@MrFeldpauschEDU I agree that it is important to start the beginning of the year strong with clear expectations and being consistent with your message to the students. I explain to them the rules of the classroom and give them grace to adapt to the environment and routine. #6710DB2
@MrFeldpauschEDU This is also something that I have to work on. It is really challenging when you have so much to accomplish during the school day and have to also deal with a student that is constantly misbehaving. I try to give incentives for good behavior. #6710DB2