Susan Warthen

Isn't it amazing how the CDC says it's unsafe to gather everywhere else except for schools?

@MsDoherty224 Explores the four elements of the social learning theory: attention, motivation, retention, and reproduction. #6711SM6

This popular source describes the four principles of Bandura's social learning theory. #6711SM6 teachthought.com/learning/bandu…

@TechwithMrNash It is only logical that the social learning theory correlates with social studies. Social studies is a history of past and current human behaviors and interactions. Social learning theory helps us understand these behaviors. Learning from the positive and negative. #6711SM6

“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…

@MoonMastersMath Observational learning is an important way that students learn. They observe the behaviors of others around them. Adults should be mindful of what they allow children to observe. #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

youtube.com/watch?v=objXbe… A brief video that examines how and why the human brain is hard-wired to detect social cues that involve body movements and facial expressions. #6711SM6

wgu.edu/blog/guide-soc… This blog explores the four components of the social learning theory. It provides a history of the social learning theory and information on associated theorists. Ways to incorporate social learning theory into the classroom are also included. #6711SM6

tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… This article analyzes social learning perspectives and the role these perspectives play in designing and implementing online learning activities. There is a specific emphasis on identifying strategies that promote social interaction in WBLEs. #6711SM6

@IvettePineda12 Great ideas for teaching strategies that reflect tenets of social learning theories. The strategy of discussion and justification can be used across all content areas.

A great popular source for constructivism/constructionism is the article "Social Constructivism in Education". It's a great source because it explains how to apply the theorem into the classroom. #6711SM5 theedadvocate.org/social-constru…

@mscruzteachK Very informative blog. I like the additional links that provide information on theorists associated with constructivism.

This blog provides resources, links, and videos for teachers on how constructivism looks like in the classroom and subjects. #6711SM5 phenomscience.weebly.com/blog/construct…

@maryanne_dg Very interesting resource. Also interesting that research in current literature has failed to connect social learning theories with social media.

A scholarly resource about social learning theory in the age of social media files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ109… #6711SM6

constructivist-education.blogspot.com Blog provides essential information and resources relative to constructivism. For example, constructivism defined, characteristics of constructivist learner, and research related to the constructivist theories. #6711SM5

youtube.com/watch?v=-g73P_… This video presents some tenets of constructivism and provides examples of constructivist activities and strategies that support student learning of mathematics. #6711SM5

researchgate.net/publication/30… This article emphasizes the importance of using constructivist pedagogy to help foster students’ ability to think critically which is a 21st Century skill. The article also discusses aspects of constructivism. #6711SM5

@MastersTech2021 Great source. Lots of information on different learning theories. I especially like the theories that focus on adults. It demonstrates that we never stop learning. #6711SM4

Read about how cognitive learning theory can positively impact your life. #6711SM4 valamis.com/hub/cognitive-….

@MathTeach1924 Definitely an interesting blog. Great information on Piaget and Tolman. However, lacks citations or sources for information provided.

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

@maryanne_dg A resource with a lot of information relative to different learning theories. Appreciated the nod given to Piaget's Cognitive Theory of Development. I wonder how learning theories are being interwoven in some of the featured schools in the blog. #6711SM4

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

youtube.com/watch?v=3rq51a… Video reviews key principles and key terms of cognitive learning and explores how cognitive development is connected to learning. #6711SM4

researchgate.net/publication/24… The Cognitive Perspective on Learning: Its Theoretical Underpinnings and Implications for Classroom Practices This article discusses characteristics of cognitivism, and specific teaching methods that reflect and facilitate cognitive learning. #6711SM4

@kroebs92 @YouTube Creative way to present a wealth of information on how behaviorism can be connected to helping learners acquire a second language. Visuals help assist understanding of key concepts. #6711SM3

Since language mastery is the ability to acquire a set of stimulus-response chains, as a Mathematics teacher of English Language Learners I found the Behaviorist Theory of Second Language Acquisition very interesting. #6711SM3 youtu.be/VvOIbDI2fro via @YouTube