@JasJ19509911 I learned what the 70/20/10 Model for Learning and Development is! 70% of learning comes from hands-on experiences, 20% comes from social learning and 10% comes from formal training opportunities. #6711SM6
Check out this scholarly source where Bandura explains that the social learning theory has four component parts: attention, retention, motor reproduction and motivation. #6711SM6
https://t.co/sA0eFplOIO
Check out this peer-reviewed article that explores the effectiveness of first grade students using bar models in math according to the constructivist theory. #6711SM5
https://t.co/W9TWS8T3Pv
@KaiserInKinder I located this article as well - great read! The article opened my eyes to a strong connection between the cognitive learning theory and Multicultural Education. #6711SM4
@JasJ19509911 This scholarly article provided a better understanding of what cognitive mapping is - A visual representation of a person's (or a group's) mental model for a given process or concept. #6711SM4
Check out this peer-reviewed article that explores why cognitive learning theory must be an essential element in frameworks of Multicultural Education and Multicultural Teacher Education. #6711SM4
https://t.co/zgsQTwhrOd
@KaiserInKinder Some examples of the Behaviorism theory from the article that I plan to apply with my 5th graders are creating a classroom currency system and using "lunch bunch" as incentives.
@JasJ19509911 A great example of the Behaviorism theory! Eliminating errors but to foster the tenacity, persistency, and enthusiasm that allows kids to learn from them.