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Check out this scholarly source that discusses Social Learning Theory and how it explains that students can learn motivation, patience, and discipline through observation
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Just read this Cult of Pedagogy blog/podcast and it gives awesome strategies on priming students to ask questions, take risks, and use multiple solving strategies for a constructivist approach to teaching! #6771SM5
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This popular source does a great job explaining the basics of Constructivism in the classroom, like how the role of a teacher changes from lecturer to facilitator :) #6771SM5
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Found this awesome blog post about "retrieval practice", a cognitive technique used to help students store things in their long-term memory. #6771SM4
This scholarly article compares the learning theories of behaviorism and constructivism along with a socratic pedagogy:
https://t.co/g82H0bCcd9
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It's been 8 weeks and I've learned so much!! So many new possibilities and so much to look forward to as an educator. Here's to looking back on this course and what it's taught me... https://t.co/1xeVGnrS6U #6710App8
@teach_hs Hi! The podcast was really helpful in summarizing all of the information and adding personality to the lesson. I think the resource page could be reformatted so that there isn't a large blank space up top.
Thanks for sharing!
@MommaMartin1116 Hi Carrie! Including ways to save their work was a great way to create value to the students, since they will use that in high school, college, and beyond. I think if you used a more colorful background it would help with the aesthetics of the google site.
Thanks for sharing!
@FrauShafer Just changing my attitude and being more open minded. Twitter is the perfect example. I never even considered it as a real tool, just another social media platform. But just 2 weeks in to this course and I'm amazed at the resource it really is #6710DB2
I need to stop doubting teaching methods and making assumptions about strategies before even trying. There are so many tools and opportunities that I write-off immediately rather than risk trying and failing. I need to be a better learner if I expect it from my kiddos #6710DB2
@AmandaV73868877 Is this something your school supports, and your department too? I know that my department has a goal for each class to be as similar as possible so unless everyone is doing online assessments, it won't be supported. Also we don't have enough computers/chromebooks. #6710DB2
@SsSliko At my school our curriculum is digital and everyday we use Desmos to deliver the material. I know there are better methods and activities to mix in achieve the goals, and doing the same thing everyday can cause students to be disengaged and just go through the motions #6710DB2