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@taylortechtalk_ This blog gives a very thorough breakdown of the social learning theory. It might be helpful to utilize in my final reflection. Thanks! #6711SM6

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@DorothuliaD A very simple explanation of social learning theory and the 4 elements of attention, retention, reproduction, and motivation. Thanks for sharing! #6711SM6

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@AndiEdu43 This is a very helpful blog. I liked how they explained social learning theory vs. social cognitive theory. The blog I referenced also mentioned the four elements to social learning theory #6711SM6

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This paper presents a comprehensive overview of Connectivism (a branch of social learning theory) and a detailed analysis of how learning occurs in networks.
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This popular source explores the social learning theory- proposed by Albert Bandura, which emphasizes the importance of observing, modeling, and imitating the behaviors, attitudes, and emotional reactions of others.
https://t.co/7yUl0Bla1A
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This blog discusses the importance of social learning, the conditions necessary for positive social learning to take place, and connections to learning in the 21st century.
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https://t.co/MQaEzozokL

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This blog focuses specifically on social constructionism and its positive effects on student-centered learning and education in general.
https://t.co/EfU4D9Kyuk
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@AndiEdu43 @MarshallHartlen This blog was an enjoyable read. I echo his sentiment: "learning is most effective and meaningful when it has real world problem solving consequence. The higher the level of realism, the more constructive the learning" #6711SM5

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@Animated_Teach Thanks for this video, it was very helpful. Dr. Orey focused on constructiONism over constructiVism, but it is difficult to find resources on the former because the 2 are often used interchangeably. #6711SM5

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@AndiEdu43 A very thorough explanation. I appreciate the learning strategies that he gives and the connections to Common Core. #6711SM5

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This school implemented the use of folios as an engaging way to deliver design projects. They can be continually refined and improved to reflect changes in society, technology, and the curriculum. Check it out here:
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This article explores constructivism in the "human dimension of science: its fallibility, its connection to culture and interests... the complex procedures of theory appraisal, and much else."
https://t.co/DJiuMR6IKH
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@taylortechtalk_ This blog ties together a lot of theories in a useful and practical way. I can see this being useful in determining ways to implement activities that are student-centered as well as reach Bloom's higher levels. #6711SM4

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@MrsKellysMusic I have seen this resource from @TheLeaderinMe and thought it was a really succinct and easy to understand explanation of several of learning theories we have been learning about. A great resource #6711SM4

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@EarlJoh93731173 This video does a great job of breaking down this complex theory, multiple intelligences, and the importance of these in the classroom.
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Here is a visual representation as well. Hurray dual coding!
https://t.co/LIuxKMetHy

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This article gives 6 brief but thorough cognitive learning strategies to implement in the planning, reinforcement, and development of understanding stages of your educational practices.
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https://t.co/osdkXtSzZo

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@TheCrashCourse thank you for breaking down the complex process of memory in a fun and understandable way as always! This gives helpful background information to what we are learning in EDUC 6771 about Cognitive Learning Theory
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https://t.co/HMC8U5duB9

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This scholarly article provides several strategies for both instructors and students to optimize instructional materials and multimedia based on the cognitive load theory and the cognitive theory of multimedia learning.
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https://t.co/MEbpNVmimh

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@olivercavigliol discusses how Dual Coding can support inclusion and remedy this quandary: “Poorly organized knowledge cannot readily be remembered or used. But students don’t know how to organize their knowledge effectively.”-Frederick Reif
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https://t.co/hoYOuw4sOv