https://t.co/2e6GUm3wQt Sometimes we don’t even realize that that in our classrooms, we’re already incorporating social learning theory. WGU explains the many ways we can incorporate the theory. I am intrigued by the resources provided, too! Check it out here! #6711SMS6
https://t.co/IVb0uGTrvO
Simply put, social learning exists in every classroom! Edutopia features how social learning in the classroom looks like here! #6711SMS6
If someone were to ask me if I would ever associate social media in my classroom years ago, I'd say, NO WAY! I do realize that it continues to evolve and engage our students today. Read more about its relation to social learning theory > 📲https://t.co/dvBloGbhKq #6711SMS6
@simplysecond2 It's always a good refresher to view our roles as educators in the classroom when it comes to helping students construct knowledge. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks to remote learning, students learned how to actively construct their own knowledge! Learn more about it: https://t.co/37EJq8pvuZ 💻🎮 #ConstructionismTheory#6711SM5
Incorporating video games during Genius Hour or Hour of Code helps students develop a variety of skills! Read more: https://t.co/xBCyilCOgi💻 🎮 #ConstructivismTheory#6711SM5
@prof_cody Prof. Cody, you're right.. cognitive tools sure have their challenges. This is especially true through remote learning! I agree with your citation by Jonassen (1994), "Technology enhances the capabilities of the computer, and the computer enhances their thinking and learning!"
@simplysecond2 I sure enjoy multimedia instruction! This is a great source to learn more about how cognitive learning theory is applied through our teaching! Thanks for Sharing! #6711SM4
@MrsArtz08 Our 21st-century students sure love interactive play! I've got tons of kinesthetic learners in my class this school year, as well! Great source, Kalyn! #6711SM4
Love to implement multimedia instruction? Learn how your students’ brains process all that information! 📲💻🧠 Check out this video: https://t.co/gkSw3XXahJ #21stcenturyteacher#6711SM4
LOTS of good thoughts from @metzpsych on note-taking here:
https://t.co/OH2JSd2QOQ
Highlights:
* "Take notes in your own words."
* "Notes are only as good as what you do with them later."
* "Transform your notes into a new format."
And MUCH MORE.
I created a wiki lesson for my students for the first time! So excited to share it! Bringing out my inner #teacherassharer 😊 Let me know what you think!✨ https://t.co/c5yv159sO0 #6710App5
@HuffmanTeach DEFINITELY! This is something I have struggled with for the first few months as a hybrid teacher. I've learned that failure is part of the learning process. How was your experience as a hybrid teacher? Did you try new strategies that helped you succeed in your teaching? #6710DB2
@MsJackieMiller This is one of my vices as a 21st-Century teacher! One of the greatest things I've learned in our grade level PLC is that COLLABORATION IS KEY! I've learned that networking with others and being up to date with current practices makes teaching easier! #6710DB2
@Analisa63045570 That is wonderful! Thank you for giving me an idea. I find that students really enjoy coming in before school begins or during morning/lunch recess. It is almost like a privilege for them. Sounds fun already! 😊 #6710DB2
My BIG SHIFT struggle--> consistency with the use of technology amongst students. What to do when students lack technological resources at home? #6710DB2