Abby Moon

Here is a blog to follow on Social Learning Theory #6711SM6 URL :learnupon.com/blog/social-le…

A popular source for social learning theory is "Albert Bandura - Social Learning Theory". This article explains Albert's Bandura's understanding of social learning theory. #6711SM6 URL: simplypsychology.org/bandura.html

A scholarly course for social learning theory is "Revealing the transformatory moment of learning technology: the place of critical social theory". This article is about how social theory enables educators to use technology. #6711SM6 URL:files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ949…

Go follow @512Construct for more constructivism resources #6711SM5

A popular source for constructivism in the 21st century is an article called "Integrating Constructivism and Instructional Design in the 21st Century". This article shares ideas of strategies, models, and assessments based on constructivism #6711SM5 merlot.org/merlot/viewSit…

A scholarly resource for constructivism in the 21st century is "Student-centered Education and Constructivism". This article is about constructivism, how to implement it, and the challenges in education #6711SM5 URL:doi-org.ezp.waldenulibrary.org/10.1080/000986…

Here is another source about cognitive learning theory #6711SM4

A popular source for cognitive learning is this Edutech wiki on Cognitive tools. This wiki talks about how to effectively use cognitive tools in the classroom and what are some challenges educators may come across. #6711SM4 URL: edutechwiki.unige.ch/en/Cognitive_t…

A scholarly resource for cognitive learning in the 21st century is "Learning Tools and Application for Cognitive Improvement" by Drigas & Karyotaki. This article shares personalized learning experiences on 21st-century cognitive skills. #6711SM4 URL:doi-org.ezp.waldenulibrary.org/10.3991/ijep.v…

Follow @BFSFound to learn more about behaviorism in education #6711SM3

My popular source is Behaviorism In Instructional Design For eLearning: When And How To Use It by M. Keramida. Her article is about behaviorism in eLearning, how to apply it, and techniques to execute it. #6711SM3 URL: elearningindustry.com/behaviorism-in…

My scholarly source is Behavioral Education in the 21st Century by K. Johnson. His journal is about behavioral analysis for the 21-century and different approaches on how to use technology in the classroom. #6711SM3 URL: …-ebscohost-com.ezp.waldenulibrary.org/eds/pdfviewer/…

As my course ends, I reflect on the learning and goals that I have to enhance my classroom through technology in my blog post #6710App8 …nmastersmiddleschoolmath.blogspot.com

Scatter Plot Project wiki-based lesson for 8th-grade algebra: sites.google.com/view/moonmath8… #6710App5

Here is our social bookmarking link: groups.diigo.com/group/arnolds-… Our groups focused on blogs, apps, extensions, activities/games, and technology management #6710App3

@itzjustmath As a middle school math teacher, I agree with the importance of showing work and their learning while completing math examples. If students had resources where they could use a stylist and write on laptops or tablets, this could substitute paper and pencil. #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

@MathTeach1924 As a middle school math teacher, I agree with you that this is one of my biggest struggles as well. I want to find technology that drives my curriculum and student learning, but the only way to see what works in your classroom is to keep trying new tools to succeed. #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

I struggle to find time to look for new ways to incorporate technology into the classroom and experiment with new tools. I also need to be open to the management side of technology in the classroom. #6710DB2

Educators’ mindsets need to change towards technology in the classroom by understanding that it takes experimenting to find effective teaching for your students. They need to be open to trying new ideas that may or may not work. #6710DB2

Twitter can be useful in my classroom by posting a math challenge of the week for my students. They can comment, discuss and problem-solve together to find the answer #EDUC6710