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[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

@BlairBranham This article gives great background information as to why classrooms have become a more active and hands-on environment. I found the part of the article about the importance of observation, modeling, and cognition to be unique and beneficial for me to read. #6711SM6

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

@SarahVallejos3 I found it helpful to see the benefits of using the Social Learning theory such as being more enjoyable, natural, and relevant. This article was very organized, easy to read, and had a lot of great suggestions for implementation into the classroom. #6711SM6

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

@FrauShafer Thank you for sharing. I learned a lot more about the cognitive and behavioral processes that come from the Social Learning Theory. This video provides a detailed explanation and gives examples of the theory for visual learners. #6711SM6

[Barbara Kay @BarbaraRKay]

"Bandura’s idea, which came to be known as social learning theory, was so revolutionary that it seems obvious today. Prior to Bandura, most psychologists believed a person’s behaviour was determined by whether that behaviour was reinforced or punished." https://t.co/dgVfcEtpdT

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

This popular source describes observational learning, the four mediational processes, and criticisms of Albert Bandura's Social Learning Theory. It describes the theory as how we learn from our social experiences. Check it out:
https://t.co/7qd2Q1sFLu #6711SM6

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

This scholarly article explores how social learning perspectives can be used in the design, development, and implementation of Web-based learning environments which meet 21st century's expectations. #6711SM6 https://t.co/HeQ25KSAf2

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

@jdemetroules I love how each piece of this gives real-life examples of how it could be seen in the classroom. It made me realize that I do use the constructivist approach from time to time in my own classroom. Thanks for sharing! #6711SM5

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

@EslIsland This blog has some great graphic organizers which explain constructivism as a cycle starting with previous knowledge of the subject and can go 1/3 ways from there. As teachers we must encourage students to use active techniques and reflect on what they are learning. #6711SM5

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

@HaaseOrmsby Thank you for sharing this article. I enjoyed reading the comparison between a traditional classroom and a constructivist classroom. It is evident that constructivist classrooms are student centered, build on prior knowledge, & students are primarily working in groups. #6711SM5

[eLearning Industry @elearnindustry]

Practical applications of Constructivism in the online classroom https://t.co/k4T7DTmpgq #EducationalTechnology

[David Didau @DavidDidau]

Constructivism is not a pedagogy https://t.co/M12GRzVlUE

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

This popular source summarizes the principles of constructivism, the different types, how it is used, and the disadvantages that could come from it. As teachers, we must understand this theory because it influences the way our students learn. #6711SM5 https://t.co/frNXCK4pJQ

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

This scholarly article divides the pedagogical applications of constructivism into three distinct categories: the good, the bad, and the ugly. It describes what constructivism actually is and the learning approaches emerging from it. #6711SM5 https://t.co/tNo6MUtnnC

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

@ameliaroach88 This article was very helpful when trying to understand what the cognitive learning theory is and it was easy to read. Taking all of this information into account will lead to a greater understanding of a student’s educational progress. #6771SM4

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

@igo_janelle This was a great breakdown of each stage in a child's mental development. The criticisms at the end of the video about cultural differences, inaccurate stages, underestimating capabilities, and lack of scientific control were unique from anything else I've read. #6711SM4

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

@HaaseOrmsby I found using cognitive maps to explain learning behaviors very interesting and resourceful. It also explained cognitive processes in depth. Thank you for sharing! #6711SM4

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

Check out this scholarly article comparing behaviorism, cognitivism, and constructivism. It provides an overview of cognitivism, its basis, its implications for classroom practices, and its illustrative teaching methods. https://t.co/ImZM0jtIXk #6771SM4

[Briley Prince @BrileyPrince]

Check out this popular article/blog which describes the cognitive learning theory, the psychologists who shaped it, and learning strategies: https://t.co/N4eZmExF36 #6711SM4

[Learning & the Brain @learningandtheb]

You want:
1. to learn about research-based cognitive science principles that improve teaching and learning, AND
2. to hear specific stories and examples of their classroom use?

the invaluable @deansforimpact have you covered:

https://t.co/hJRukwCUfl

h/t @C_Hendrick

[andin_adj @andini_adj]

One of the most influential psychologists of all time. He is known for ; Social cognitive theory, Self-efficacy, Social learning theory, Bobo doll experiment, Agency, Reciprocal determinism. RIP 💐 #AlbertBandura #psychologist