Brittany

[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

This blog discusses how the social learning theory works, examples of the theory in the classroom, benefits of the theory, and how to use the social learning theory in a digital world. https://t.co/fTI403GEo5 #6711SM6

[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

his popular source discussed how social learning theory came about, four elements of social learning theory, ways the theory can be applied to the classroom, and much more. https://t.co/dceitj4IHN #6711SM6

[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

This scholarly article discusses the social constructivist theory and ways the theory promotes a variety of learning opportunities to increase classroom productivity. https://t.co/AjjVGElUFo #6711SM6

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Knowledge is a process of discovery: how constructivism changed education

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[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

This popular source provides the pros and cons of constructivism in the classroom. There are videos and images to help explain the development of constructivism from theorists like Piaget and Vygotsky. #6711SM5 https://t.co/3EjEZlAhT5

[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

This scholarly source discusses how constructivism is a popular concept in teacher education. This article uses Phillips' framework to categorize constructivism's applications into good, bad, and ugly, focusing on its limitations and strengths.#6711SM5 https://t.co/oz7bHEnTMm

[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

This blog explains what cognitive learning theory is and how to apply it. This blog also covers other learning theories. Therefore it is a central location for all types of learning theories for educators. #6711SM4
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[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

This popular resource on cognitive learning theory provides a breakdown of the three types of the learning theory, the benefits, and strategies to implement the cognitive learning theory. #6711SM4
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[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

Learning theories are crucial for effective teaching. This article provides an overview of cognitivism's core characteristics, philosophical and theoretical basis, implications for classroom practices, and illustrative teaching methods. #6711SM4
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[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

This blog breaks behaviorism down and explains why behaviorism is important for classroom management as well as how to apply behaviorism to classroom management. #6711SM3 https://t.co/R5FpxGt1b5

[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

This popular resource outlines the advantages and disadvantages of behaviorism in the classroom as well as ten examples of behaviorism in the classroom. #6711SM3 https://t.co/EQcdS8hi76

[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

A scholarly resource I found on behaviorism in education can be found at the following link: https://t.co/luleNXJYYN This resource explains what behaviorism is and how learners react to stimuli that triggers a response. #6711SM3

[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

This course has provided me with many technology resources to integrate into my classroom, and has opened my eyes to the many ways that technology can effectively enhance student learning. #6710App8 https://t.co/8LYykOdeOm

[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

Reflections are a fun concept to teach students because it allows students to be creative with the figures they are reflecting. This lesson also incorporates students understanding of a coordinate plane and their graphing abilities. #6710App5 https://t.co/Ak0wdga35v

[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

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Our group's Diigo, has sites bookmarked for the following categories: Interactive Learning Tools, Teaching and Learning Communities, Online Courses and Tutorials, and Homework Help. These websites are resources for teachers and students. #6710App3

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@EmilyCompher Having a growth mindset as a teacher is so important! I believe that in order for students to learn effectively teachers need to be able to be flexible, and meet students where they are and provide resources to support them. #6710DB2

[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

@MichaelShaneck I struggle with this also, but a coworker of mine has an acronym for math on her door that says "Mistakes Allow Thinking to Happen." I think keeping this mindset throughout the year and allowing students to think on their own will allow better learning opportunities. #6710DB2

[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

The "big shift" I need to overcome is integrating more technology in my classroom regularly and giving students clear expectations of how the technology is to be used appropriately. I also struggle with finding appropriate and engaging technology for 8th grade math. #6710DB2

[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

Teachers need to give students a voice in the classroom. Classrooms should be student-centered allowing students to take risks and learn from their mistakes. Students will value their education more if they do most of the work. #6710DB2

[Brittany @BrittCollins21]

As a middle school math teacher, Twitter could be used in the classroom to post a math question and then have students post their responses. Twitter can also be used to share math-related current events. #EDUC6710