This #blogsource provides a teacher viewpoint of #constructivist learning theory as the progressive means forward in 21st century learning. #6711SM5 https://t.co/hWY1hnOTgz
This #scholarlysource shows the correlation between #constructivist use of technology in the learning environment and student success over traditional methods in the 21st century classroom. #6711SM5 https://t.co/6afvcg6Msu
This #blog is an anecdote about 21st century learning theories including cognitive theory from the viewpoint of a current teacher. https://t.co/xwMQDotKCI #6711SM4
This #popularsource explores cognitive learning theory in 21st century education, as well as the effect of many other learning theories in modern education. https://t.co/pMEpd4r5WF. #6711SM4
This #scholarlysource dives into a learning theory for 21st century students centered around the evolution of cognitive theory. https://t.co/5qBHWI0hKU #6711SM4
Here is a Wiki for 2nd grade Super Simile Selfies. I am excited for students to use their creative talents to transform themselves into fun figures of speech! #6710App5 https://t.co/yB0L6dYfWr
@PWaldenu Most teachers were successful students, making it hard to relate to some of the hardest strugglers in class. It's essential educators realize that diversity of instructional methods and variety of learning activities hugely impact student success! #6710DB2
@AmandaStypa As a fellow elementary teacher, I agree it's intimidating to hand over the keys to students and let them take charge of their learning, but it is vital we teach them proper basics so they can build on a solid foundation! It will be a lifelong skill #6710DB2
A big shift I am working on is transferring the power of learning coming from the teacher, to the autonomy of the student. I’ve been hesitant in elementary students doing deep work without my total guidance, but it’s necessary in order to develop life-long learners. #6710DB2
If you do what you’ve always done, you will get what you’ve always gotten. To expand student learning, we must shift our mindset of traditional education to exploratory using new mediums. The student potential is as infinite as the internet. #6710DB2
Idea for twitter in the classroom: Have students tweet about a historical event from the perspective of an attendee or historical figure involved. Hashtags could reflect key dates or phrases. #EDUC6710