Nadette

Jamaican, adjusting to life in the USA as a cultural exchange teacher.

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This blog https://t.co/JYbfBkxT5n is a guide to social learning theory in education and explains how to incorporate it into the classroom. Empathy and care are crucial. Teachers must reinforce, model and build self-efficacy as social learning implementation #6711SM6

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Hill (2009) https://t.co/kr3YaLlEVb…… how the perspectives on social learning theory can be used in design online learning. Social learning theory plays a key role in 21st century teaching since learner characteristics, culture and community are all factors #6711SM6

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https://t.co/Rn58eQRlto… provides an overview of Albert Bandura’s social learning theory. A graphic is included to show how behavior, environment and personal factors, implications for teaching and the conditions necessary for effective modelling to take place #6711SM6

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This video https://t.co/FoJakNdAuE provides key pointers and ideas that educators need to know about constructivism to enhance instruction. I found it interesting how he identified constructivism learning theory in the learning standards and examples of using technology #6711SM5

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In this scholarly article https://t.co/yq1ol2x9XV Clayson explains how visual modelling, has the capacity to broaden constructionism. He mentions 5 interesting ways that I believe teachers can use when designing lessons that support constructionist learning theory. #6711SM5

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@MarshallHartlen discusses constructivist learning theory. Learners must navigate 21st century learning as the volume of content expands. He mentions the use of concrete-real-world activities that are hands-on and skills focused. #6711SM5 https://t.co/Nn0TfcElk5

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@Animated_Teach I like that the central principles of cognitive learning theory are outlined in this video. This knowledge can support teachers' efforts in catering to the learners needs. #6711SM4

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@MrsKellysMusic I like that a chart is also provided for visual learners like myself to clearly compare and contrast the two learning theories, making it easier to interpret. #6711SM4

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@taylortechtalk_ This article provides educators with much needed information about teaching and learning. Blooms Taxonomy becomes very relevant in the application of cognitive learning theory as well as Vygotsky's Zone of Proximal Development. #6711SM4

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Brown (2019) in his blog outlines the main idea of cognitive learning theory which entails how the learner takes in, interprets, stores, and retrieves information. #6711SM4

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This popular source https://t.co/K6IQ5tI4tD presents a simple but concise explanation of the cognitive learning theory. #6711SM4

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This article https://t.co/iDLwn1awRb is an interesting scholarly source that provides several examples of instructor and learner strategies that can be used to optimize learning activities and materials based on cognitive skills #6711SM4

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@Sant_Educator This source offers great ideas for implementing behaviorism in the 21st century classroom. I shall be bookmarking this one for future reference #6771SM3

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@MsChong12 This blog gives very concise explanation of the four major learning theories. I certainly agree that we must understand each theory in order to meet our students' needs. #6711SM3

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@MrsLangione Interestingly, many of the sources that I found discusses behaviorism as a 20th century theory that is not as recognized as the cognitive theories in the 21st century. It is however still relevant to classroom climate #6711SM3

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Searching for information on behaviorism in education led me to this blog https://t.co/8kTkWp4FIn Here she says reinforcements are great ideas, but remember each student learns in unique ways. #6711SM3

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Watch https://t.co/wTu91MspBm for a concise explanation of behaviorism in education. It explains how behavior is connected to reward for students, and how repetition and positive reinforcement go hand in hand. #6711SM3

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From this scholarly source https://t.co/R70Fk1EkY7 positive reinforcement is reiterated as a way to effect positive changes in student responses. A positive change in behavior leads to learning. #6711SM3

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As I reflect on all the skills and concepts that I have learned from #EDUC6710, I have written a blog to journal some of my takeaways from the course, how to integrate web 2.0 tech and the SMART goals I have set for myself. You may read it here https://t.co/e08sUrHGRA #6710App8

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I have created my first wiki lesson for pre-reading research with my 8th graders. I embedded a video, podcasts, images and Google Slide found here https://t.co/B2bNEQYh4m. #6710App5