This scholarly source provides research on the social learning theory and how it leaves an impression on student learning #6711SM6
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This popular source explains constructivism in the classroom, and ways to incorporate them into the classroom as a teacher and a student #6711SM5
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This is a popular source that discusses what cognitive learning theory is, and ways to implement it into your classroom! #6771SM4
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This scholarly source lists a variety of ways you can implement multimedia into your teaching that is based off of the cognitive learning theory #6711SM4
The “engagement cliff” describes the drop off in interest in school many students experience as they reach high school. A school district in Colorado set out to redesign the curriculum to prioritize student interests and the links to their the community. https://t.co/QknaKQYVPX
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This popular article does a fantastic job describing what exactly behaviorism is and ways it is and can be used within the classroom #6711SM3
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This scholarly article talks about different learning theories and models to use within the classroom. This article also debates if behaviorism and constructivism can both be helpful in the classroom. #6711SM3
@Teach2Inspire99 That is a great idea to give your students a choice! I am sure students are more motivated when they get to choose what resource works best for them #6710DB2
A big shift I need to overcome is to keep learning and implementing various forms of technology in my classroom instead of continuing to use the ones I am already comfortable using. It would also benefit my students to explore different forms of technology. #6710DB2
@MrsDacTeaches I find that challenging as well! Being comfortable with a source is a comforting feeling. We know how to work the site and the best ways to use it for our students. #6710DB2
@HuffmanTeach Agreed!! It is challenging when something works so well for us that we do not have a reason for change. Trying things outside of my comfort zone is a goal for my 21-22 school year! #6710DB2