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@MoonMastersMath Great read "Social learning considers how both environmental and cognitive factors interact to influence human learning and behavior." #6711SM6

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

@travistech2 Never thought about this "With a constant flow of information, it is not enough to simply pay attention to the social context of learning. True learning requires external stimuli and bits of information to be encoded into the student's memory" #6711SM6

A peer-reviewed article addressing research on social learning theory and social media technology. files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ109… #6711SM6

@MrsMcHugh_it Stand out on incorporate social learning into the classroom "Gamification has been a growing trend, and when combined with simulation, can really bring social learning theory to life." #6711SM6

Teaching technology skills through social learning theory! Here is a great #popularsource for incorporating social learning tech in the classroom. trainingindustry.com/articles/workf… #6711SM6

Stand out “Incorporating a social element is a way to coax learners to engage. Gamification, webinars and other features do their best to fill the social void.” #6711SM6

Danielle Lionel uses a clip from the show “Big Bang Theory” as an example of operant conditioning and Social Learning Theory. #6711SM6 youtube.com/watch?v=UZLx_l…

“THE SIGNIFICANCE OF SOCIAL LEARNING THEORIES IN THE TEACHING OF SOCIAL STUDIES EDUCATION” Edinyang, Sunday David Ph.D writes “This paper discusses the implications of social learning theories on Social Studies education.” #6711SM6 eajournals.org/wp-content/upl…

@bilskemper This blog is most definitely going in my toolbox. It gives me the wording ill take back to my students and teachers, explaining how important the Constructivist learning theory is. Big take away "Constructivist assessment" #6711SM4

eln.io/blog/construct… This blog looks at constructivism in the educational setting and looks at different perspectives on how this theory is applied in the classroom. Some examples include authentic problems, prior knowledge and more. #6711SM4

@travistech2 A student's perspective and overview of the lesson is a great way to see if they are learning and the techniques are working. This is so awesome! I have pushed students to make visual responses alongside writing during virtual learning. #6711SM5

A video series titled Project at Harvard: Unpacking Constructionism shows examples of constructionism in the classroom and interviews educators and students about constructionism. youtube.com/playlist?list=… #6711SM5

@maryanne_dg A deep dive in Sociocultural constructivism "For sociocultural constructivism, culture is the prime determinant of individual learning and development." this aligns with my students (African American at-risk) and school principles. #6711SM5

a closer look at constructivism and learning in the age of social media researchgate.net/profile/Dawn_S… #6711SM5

“A Brief Study on the Implication of Constructivism Teaching Theory on Classroom Teaching Reform in Basic Education” Qiong Jia writes “This paper tries to probe into the implication of constructivism teaching theory on China’s basic education.” #6711SM5 files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ106…

In this TEDx talks video Michelle Thompson shares​ the stories, history, and research around the constructivist educational philosophy. #6711SM5 youtube.com/watch?v=XVMyHt…

Stand out "All school stakeholders should view the classroom as a community for discussion and exchange of ideas. Students in the classroom are responsible for the defense, proof, justification, and communication of their ideas to the community." This is Constructivism. #6711SM5

@maryanne_dg Awesome read! The big stand out for me was Humanist Theory "Learners are trusted to determine their own goals, set standards, and evaluate their own work." The idea that we are making learners be more accountable for their success in the classroom is a skill for life. #6711SM4

Here's a blog on the 4 learning theories for the classroom leaderinme.org/blog/learning-… #6711SM4

@bilskemper After watching this, I have had the opportunity to step back and look at how we teach our kids and tackle my teacher trainings. As adults, we often throw info at each other why not use the same strategies discussed in the video. #6711SM4

youtube.com/watch?v=stJ-Mk… This popular source is a great short video that looks at the different elements of cognitive load theory. This theory looks at the importance of breaking down content to make it more manageable for students to learn & retain. #6711SM4

@itzjustmath The breakdown of Cognitive Learning Strategies going is into my tool kit. Big stand out from this blog is "Having opportunities to make errors" Something I say to my students and teachers often is "We all make mistakes if we don't know something lets find out together" #6711SM4

wgu.edu/blog/what-is-c… Blog created by Western Governors University that provides information on cognitive learning theories, strategies, and learning activities. #6711SM4

“The new causal principle of cognitive learning theory“ Phillips, D. C., & Orton, R. write “Bandura stressed the history of the interaction between a person and the environment, and here "reciprocal determinism" is a misleading expression.” #6711SM4 psycnet.apa.org/record/1983-22…

McGraw-Hill Pre-K-12 states “By studying learning science, we can design learning materials and experiences that maximize every moment spent in the classroom.” in this quick youtube video #6711SM4 youtube.com/watch?v=UpA6Rd…

When you find an article that you needed! "What’s striking about life in the era of Covid-19 is that the situation keeps changing" Learning and teaching has been so difficult with the added stress of the unknown. #6711SM4

@TeacherSaidYay This is spot on with my school population "reinforcement techniques can be very effective– such as in treatments for human disorders including autism, anxiety disorders and antisocial behavior." our homeless, at-risk & SPED students thrive on positive reinforcement. #6711SM3

A easy to read blog about behaviorism in the classroom funderstanding.com/theory/behavio… #6711sm3

@travistech2 This was an eye-opening article, especially in regards to the ways gamification inherently brings in behaviorism through components like lost lives and combo bonuses. #6711SM3

Dr. Marisa Keramida discusses behaviorism and its implication in instructional design for eLearning tinyurl.com/y2bwhpq7 #6711SM3