This peer-reviewed journal is excellent, as it discusses other studies and their attempts to integrate constructivism into the classroom! #6711SM5 https://t.co/SEBKuvgWQ5
This university blog offers an easy breakdown to show educators the best approaches for helping students in the classroom! #6711SM4
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https://t.co/uTMHXciv2E This article was great in understanding how behavior analysis has impacted education. Now more than ever, it is important to understand student behavior to ensure they are getting a quality education. #6711SM3
https://t.co/7PCBG3TeY0 This blog, written by an educator, discusses how behaviorism can be used in the classroom. She provides some insight as to how educators can use behaviorism to help classroom management! #6711SM3
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This scholarly article is an introduction to behavior theories in the classroom. It provides educators a starting place for understanding student behaviors and why they behave in a certain way.
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Attention Educators! My colleagues and I have created an extremely useful Diigo Bookmarking site that features education based podcasts, apps, twitter accounts, and webinars for teachers and students to use. https://t.co/R1n0n7u862 #6710App3
We must be willing to change and adapt our minds. We have to be open to the possibility of new teaching styles and procedures. If it isn't broke, you can IMPROVE IT! #6710DB2
A big shift change I struggle with is staying patient! I often times get frustrated after 45 minutes and we still aren't all logged into our computers. #kindergarten#6710DB2
@MrsArtz08 Yes! While they might be having a lot of screen time at home it is important that we are providing APPROPRIATE technology use at school. Teach them ways that they can think analytically while still having fun! #6710DB2
@MsJackieMiller I do agree with giving the students the time to adjust. I think it is more important that we give them the correct support and help to be successful, as opposed to limiting their new tech. #6710DB2
@simplysecond2 I agree! I find that when my students work well with one, I don't want to implement more! I just have to remind myself to grow, we have to challenge ourselves in ways that push us past our comfort zone! #6710DB2