Romana Chong

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

@Sant_Educator The Social Learning Theory validates that children learn through observation and role models. Teachers must be role models to model positive behaviors and follow up rewards and reinforcements for students engaging in these particular behaviors. #6711SM6

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

@22MrsMiller The article clearly explains the Social Learning Theory in the 21st-century. Learning can occur anywhere, especially through the influence of popular figures online. #6711SM6

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

@22MrsMiller The implications for the social learning theory for e-learning are clearly present. Instructional strategies that address the key principles of the theory are audio and video and gamification of the classroom. #6711SM6

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

A scholarly source discusses the impact of role modeling and social learning theory, also called observational learning theory, in education. #6711SM6 https://t.co/aGOsEZquyg

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

The popular source provides insights into the social learning theory, such as the four elements of the theory and how to implement it in teaching and learning. #6711SM6 https://t.co/FBmHxCHKFo

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

A blog discusses Albert Bandura’s social learning theory and strategies for utilizing the theory to impact student learning. #6711SM6 https://t.co/gnBtpo1Fzy

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

@Sant_Educator The video covered four key areas of a constructivist classroom: shared knowledge, shared authority, teachers as facilitators, and small learning groups. Most importantly, a student-centered classroom focuses on students' background knowledge and interests. #6711SM5

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

@22MrsMiller The constructivism and constructionism learning theories engage learners in meaningful learning and activity. Learners who engage in creating an object relieve themselves from the dependency of being taught. #6711SM5

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

@22MrsMiller Analyzing different perspectives of 21st-century classrooms allow teachers to best analyze their teaching practices. From the blog, the author believes that constructivism in the classroom fosters 21st-century skills such as flexibility, critical thinking, and creativity.#6711SM5

[Social Constructivism @ClassroomRoles]

There are so many ways to help build a students academic and social skills. Cooperative learning is an essential way to do so. #classroomteaching

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

Here is a scholarly source describing constructivism and connectivism theories and their use in the classroom and through distance learning. The article analyzes other learning theories that fall under the constructivist umbrella. #6711SM5 https://t.co/Izvj4Eypci

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

The following blog explains that constructionism in the classroom is when students construct new knowledge through the creation of artifacts. The blog describes how the tech tool Wixie can be used to build knowledge in the classroom. #6711SM5 https://t.co/SSngGtZCDd

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

A popular source describes the constructivist learning theory as knowledge construction through student experiences. The article reviews constructivism in education and differentiates a constructivist classroom from a traditional classroom. #6711SM5 https://t.co/NwXr9bjBOe

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

@Sant_Educator When presented with well-written discussion questions, learners can participate in online discussions that reinforce cognitive learning and information processing involving higher-order thinking skills. #6711SM4

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

@22MrsMiller The instructional strategies chosen by the animated teacher based are based on cognitive learning theory. By understanding information processing, teachers can strategize on how to present information and help students understand concepts. #6711SM4

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

@Sant_Educator This video simplistically explained the cognitive theory concerning the developmental stages of a student. Understanding multiple factors that affect learning will assist teachers in working towards enhancing learning experiences. #6711SM4

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

The Western Governors University blog goes in-depth on Cognitive Learning Theory in the classroom. Strategies for cognitive learning are mentioned in addition to cognitive learning classroom activities. #6711SM4 https://t.co/dA4LseoM4w

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

A scholarly source on Cognitive Learning Theories concerning the processes of the brain. The study presents multiple learning theories which consider similarities and the contributions each approach grants to one another. #6711SM4 https://t.co/pjaqql324F

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

Check out this popular source about cognitive load theory and the discussions of its definition. TeachThought informs readers on information processing and its applications in the classroom. #6711SM4 https://t.co/wL7Gfy6EdO

[Romana Chong @MsChong12]

@Sant_Educator A great source to understand the effect behavioral learning theory has in the classroom. Notably, how information transfers from teacher to student through stimuli responses. I appreciate that the source includes specific criticisms of behaviorism in 21st-century learning.