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[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

A good site for ideas of learning connections through social media tools

[Rowena Newm @NewmRowena]

https://t.co/Fg5AAT0SnT This site justifies the use of social media as a tool to enable and empower learners. #6711SM6

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

@NewmRowena This is an awesome source especially how it provides ideas on how to use social media tools that allows learning connections with others #6711SM6

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

@NewmRowena I found this source to be very informal. It breaks down the meaning of social settings and how people learn in those social settings. This is helpful as gives examples of what it looks like and how to reinforce the social connections. #6711SM6

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

@integratingtech @YouTube No but my daughter teacher does but I am looking in to doing so. I have learned there is so many programs that is useful for my students. It keeps me excited, looking for more. The time is the issue with implementation especially if it need modification.

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

Learning through Social Constructivism https://t.co/FqZ7oTRHV5 via @YouTube This video shares how you can used online programs such as Edmodo that allows teachers to provide student with less materials and interact with them more socially. #6711SM6

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

@TeachAlaska This is a good source of how social learning theory is made through web-based learning such as online discussion that can be done through Google classroom.#6711SM6

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

@BuzarMarissa I like this source and how it reflects on social learning theory through the 21st century which demonstrates how social learning has changed and staying in contact with one another is more through online such as social media. #6711SM6

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

@learningteched I like this source and how it incorporates other theories such as the use of behavior reinforcement though behaviorism and attention that is demonstrated through cognitivism. #6711SM6

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

https://t.co/Lbz4DwkwcA This scholarly article talks about how social learning reflects on 3 principles on how people learn from one another, observation, imitations, and modeling. #6711SM6

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

Social Learning Theory https://t.co/jApWDRiFvH via @YouTube. This video gives an example of social learning through movie clip on how social learning involves learning through environment. #6711SM6

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

https://t.co/rhp8GpsnXs This popular source talks about 4 ways to incorporate social in the classroom includes reinforcement and peer collaborations. #6711SM6

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

This is a good popular source that provided information on what constructivism is, how it looks in the classroom and the difference from teaching in the traditional way. I also like the links that leads to videos of what it actually looks like in the classroom. #6711SM5

[Wonder Woman @WonderW76577073]

Popular Source: Concept to Classroom gives an in-depth look at Constructivism in the classroom. This site provides videos and gives perspectives on constructivism in the classroom.
URL: https://t.co/UyulUGO9Jk
#6711SM5

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

I enjoyed this article as it relates to constructivism being a positive aspect toward the use of Web 2.0 tools. It shares how the results looks forward to IT departments making more selective choices for programs leading more in constructivism teaching. #6711SM5

[Paul M Marigliano @MariglianoPaul]

Scholarly source titled "Online Social Media Applications for
Constructivism and Observational Learning" How web 2.0 technologies can foster constructivist learning & observational learning. #6711SM5 https://t.co/nRWs8weQWG

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

I love this video. It gave lots of information on constructivism and the use of it in the classroom. I also love how it provided the theorists that are responsible for the different areas of development. #6711SM5

[Bernadine Magee @MageeBernadine]

This video on YouTube ( a popular source) is short and simple, but the first 1:35 really explains constructivism and its benefits in the classroom well. #6711SM5

https://t.co/2IOXktjPg6

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

This blog offer an example of traditional and constructivist teaching. It also offers how to present a lesson using contructivist teaching. https://t.co/Co6vfge9bK #6711SM5

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

This popular source gives examples of interactive, collaborative, integrating, and inquire-based teaching consist of constructivist in the classroom. The Constructivist Method in teaching https://t.co/otOszjwNiN via @YouTube #6711SM5

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

This scholarly article shares how contructivist theory proposes that people construct knowledge and meaning from their experiences. It also shares basic characteristics of constructivists within the learning environment.
https://t.co/Jky3qFpp6L #6711SM5

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

I found video which shares how learning occurs through cognitive process. Cognitive Processes in Learning Types, Definition & Examples Video & ... https://t.co/RijhVf2eWX via @YouTube #6711SM4

[Victoria Conley @mrsvconley]

https://t.co/QOAC45z0jB this is a popular source, and I think the blog writer opened well with her discussion of the 4 principles of social learning. #6711SM4

[Survivorteacher @guyton_ashanti]

@MysteryStevens I love how this article shares cognitivism is viewed from different view points. As teachers, I believe presenting cognitivism demonstrate how imperative it is not only to create a setting that promotes learning, but also take the time to understand each child. #6711SM4