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Social learning theory emphasizes the interdependence between learning and interactions. Check out this blog post on https://t.co/fnqYb9RwX8 via @flipboard to use this theory and technology to stimulate a positive learning community. #6771SM6

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Social learning theory highlights the importance of the social environment to acquiring new information and behaviours. Read this article to learn how to maintain engaged learners who can retain and apply what they have learnt. #6771SM6

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Did you know that social learning tools support the social learning theory? Read this journal article to discover how social learning tools impact student learning experiences in contemporary classrooms. #6771SM6

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The theory of constructionism believes that learners learn best when creating new and sharable products. Read this blog post on https://t.co/N3c7lmQafI via @flipboard to discover how digital tools like Wixie can support digital construction projects. #6771SM5

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What roles do school libraries play in maker education? Check out this article to learn how school libraries can facilitate constructionist learning in makerspaces. #6771SM5

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Ever wondered how children view their making and design abilities from a constructionism perspective? Read this journal article to find out and learn how makerspaces and digital tools can be used in early childhood settings. #6771SM5

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Cognitive learning theory focuses on processing, organizing, and storing information for later retrieval. Check out this blog post on https://t.co/br5dRyJp7a via @flipboard to learn how to bring this theory into practice. #6771SM4

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This article describes mind-mapping in the context of cognitive learning theory in medical schools. Read on to learn about the pre-mapping and mind-mapping phases to consider how they can be applied in academic teaching and learning. #6771SM4

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Check out this toolbox article about cognitive learning theory in clinical teaching. Although written for health professional education, the strategies suggested can also be adapted by school teachers for academic learning. #6771SM4

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Like the author, I was not sold on the behaviorist theory early in my teaching career. Read this thought-provoking blog post on https://t.co/uRXGKlxZ6C via @flipboard to reconsider behaviorism in education and learn strategies that support classroom management. #6771SM3

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Even as constructivism is favored in Instructional Design for eLearning, did you know that we can still find elements of behaviorism embedded in it? Check out this article that explains how behaviorism is still appropriate in eLearning. #6771SM3

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Today, behaviorism goes beyond focusing on student behavior to analyzing teaching instructions. Read this journal article to learn how behaviorism is reflected in a flipped classroom and a generative instructional approach. #6771SM3

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