Lori

A popular article that really breaks down social learning theory. #6711SM6 verywellmind.com/social-learnin…

A great blog that details how to incorporate social learning theory in the classroom. #6711SM6 wgu.edu/blog/guide-soc…

A scholarly article that examines the impact of social media in the classroom. #6711SM6 …-ebscohost-com.ezp.waldenulibrary.org/ehost/pdfviewe…

@maryanne_dg Very interesting blog - especially when teaching in an all-virtual setting like I am right now. #6711SM5

Read this blog about Practical applications of Constructivism in the online classroom blog.neolms.com/practical-appl… #6711SM5

An article from a different perspective that details some challenges and concerns that may be seen in a constructivist classroom. …-ebscohost-com.ezp.waldenulibrary.org/ehost/pdfviewe… #6711SM5

A detailed blog about not just constructivist theory, but behaviorist, cognitive, and humanist theories as well. leaderinme.org/blog/learning-… #6711SM5

An interesting source that gives the history, impact on the classroom, and the benefits of constructivism. thirteen.org/edonline/conce… #6711SM5

An interesting blog that details cognitive theory within the application of teaching and learning. #6711SM4 mfirazahm.blogspot.com/2012/04/cognit…

A good source that breaks down different cognitive theories. #6711SM4 learning-theories.com/category/cogni…

Great article on implementing cognitive learning strategies in a high school classroom. #6711SM4 …-ebscohost-com.ezp.waldenulibrary.org/ehost/pdfviewe…

A good resource for integrating behaviorism and cognitivism into the 21st-century classroom. elearningindustry.com/21st-century-c… #6711SM3

A very informational article that follows behaviorism over the past 2 decades. …-ebscohost-com.ezp.waldenulibrary.org/ehost/pdfviewe… #6711SM3

Interesting article about taking behaviorism to the next level. …andfonline-com.ezp.waldenulibrary.org/doi/pdf/10.108… #6711SM3

A good source for behaviorism and psychology. #6711SM3

A reflective look at integrating technology in the classroom. #6710App8 itsanewdaymath.blogspot.com

A wiki-based lesson for 9th graders in Algebra 1 for solving equations with variables on both sides. #6710App5 sites.google.com/view/msgswiki/…

@tan_chea We are Google based, so mainly Google Classroom. I prefer to meet with my students via Zoom over Google Meet. I feel it has many more useful features!!! #6710DB2

@MathTeach1924 I also agree with you Lori! My school has been mostly using Microsoft Teams and SeeSaw as our online platforms. What have you been using that works well? #6710DB2

I believe that we need to change the mindset by embracing the new normal of technology as a way of life in order to bring on classroom change. #6710DB2

@silerzio Getting comfortable with the uncomfortable is the quote of 2020! As educators, we need to take risks of trying new things with technology. I tell my students it is okay to make mistakes when trying something new. It is more important what we learn from those mistakes. #6710DB2

@itzjustmath As a fellow math teacher, I totally agree with you. I still have my students use paper and pencil to show work, but I have them scan and upload their work to Google Classroom using their phones. It has been working thus far! #6710DB2

The big shift I struggle with is finding ways to replace paper and pencil in this virtual world especially where mathematics is concerned. #6710DB2

I am struggling with knowing which programs work best for my students in an all-virtual setting when teaching high school mathematics. Trial and error it is!!! #6710DB2