Lauren Sierputowski

Today I had the pleasure of welcoming students from Rudolph Gordon Elementary in Simpsonville during their field trip to the State House. Engaging young people and getting them curious about civics at an early age is vitally important to their long term success.

Great blog on the social learning theory! #6711SM6 An Introduction to The Social Learning Theory – TeachersFirst Blog teachersfirst.com/blog/2017/09/a…

I enjoyed reading this research on the social learning theory and its use in today's classroom. #6711SM6 epdf.tips/classroom-inte…

This is a great visual representation of the social learning theory! #6711SM6 Observational Learning & The Social Learning Theory youtu.be/2Cptzo3-sHI via @YouTube

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Interesting research on the constructivist theory and how educational reform is affecting learners. #6711SM5 Failures in Education: Constructivism and 21st Century Skills – Missouri Education Watchdog missourieducationwatchdog.com/failures-in-ed…

A great source on creating an environment that fosters creativity around the constructivist theory in education! #6711SM5 A Constructivist Classroom is a 21st Century Classroom web.tech4learning.com/blog-0/bid/391…

Popular Source for Cognitive Learning Theory #6711SM4 Four ways cognitive load theory has changed my teaching gregashman.wordpress.com/2017/05/13/fou… via @greg_ashman

Check out this presentation on cognitive learning theory! #6711SM4 #cognitivism #learningtheory slideshare.net/Kholekha/cogni… via @SlideShare

Scholarly Article on Cognitive Theory in Education #6711SM4 nsuworks.nova.edu/innovate/vol5/…

Great blog with good information on behaviorism in education! #6711SM3 teachtechcolombia.blogspot.com/2011/11/behavi…

Interesting look of behaviorism in the classroom. Several valuable techniques to use in today's classrooms. #6711SM3 learningscientists.org/blog/2017/8/10…

Good discussion of the behaviorist theory and how classroom environment directly affects student learning. #6711SM3 pdfs.semanticscholar.org/2cb0/b3019f04c…

I have enjoyed learning how to use twitter, wikis, and blogs in my classroom. These tools continue to improve my instruction and students experience! Check out this blog post reflecting on my time in EDUC 6710. talesofathirdgradeteacher.edublogs.org/2018/03/05/edu… #6710App8

Rapid Land Changes Research for third-grade students! sites.google.com/view/sierp-rap… #6710App5

@Mara_Kohler #TRUTH The phrase "why reinvent the wheel" should be thrown out of the window when it comes to today's classrooms! We should be constantly changing the way we teach based on how students' and technology are evolving. #6710DB2

@TeachesAviators I could not agree more! Students can learn so much from each other and from the world around them. It is amazing what we can turn into a teachable moment and how real-world experiences can be incorporated into everyday instruction. #6710DB2

Collaborative Note-Taking with Google Docs shakeuplearning.com/?p=113 #edtech #edchat #gsuiteedu #gttribe

While I believe in the importance of student-led learning, this is a big shift I am still struggling with implementing as a classroom teacher. I have a hard time completing letting go of control and allowing them to guide themselves through important information. #6710DB2

A shift needs to happen in our classrooms! Teachers' mindsets should move from teacher-led learning to student-led learning. When students guide instruction, it leads to engaged, empowered, and successful students! #6710DB2 #studentledlearning