Cognitive and Social Constructivism
BONUS
What city in the world is known for their macaroons?
name the City and its Country
Paris France
What is an example of service learning
any type of volunteering
Who Presented this topic?
Lizelle
What is the name of the person who presented this section?
Faith
What is collaborative learning?
where students work together on activities in sized groups where everyone gets to participate
What is the name of the person who presented this slide?
Kayley
does participation in learning services promote political development and moral development
(yes or no)
yes
which type of technology is not allowed in school
1) video games
2) Assignments
3) Activities
1) Video games
which is the Embodied Cognitive definition
1) cognitive processes develop from real-time, goal direction
2) interactions between all humans
3) Animal interactions
1)cognitive processes develop from real-time, goal direction
What is cooperative learning?
where learning is supported by others, and elaboration, interpretation, explanation and argumentation is integral to the group
Which is a pro of CSC?
1)Gives the learners the opportunity to construct their own ideas from their experiences.
2) Opportunity for students to see the impact that they can have
3) Helps students condense and summarize their knowledge
1)Gives the learners the opportunity to construct their own ideas from their experiences.
Which is not an example of service learning
1)tutoring
2) serving meals to the less fortunate
3)Volunteering your time at animal shelters
4) all the above
5) none of the above
5) none of the above
Examples of a learning management system
- Canvas
- Typing club
- spelling and grammar games
- Canvas
Which one of the examples is not an example of how learning Sciences works?
1) Data science
2)Neoclassical economics
3)Behavioural economics
2) Neoclassical economics
What is scaffolding
Support for learning and problem solving to develop independence in learning for students.
two main ideas of Cognitive and Social Constructivism
1) Piaget Theory
2) Vygostskys Theory
Ideally learning services....
1) Keeps students busy
2) is a break from the curriculum
3) meets community needs
3) meets community needs
Which of the following should you do as a teacher when using computers in class
1) Be prepared
2) use a system
3 )monitor students while they work
4) All of the above
4) all of the Above
which is an example of how learning sciences can work in other spaces
1) spacing out learning
2) students physical well being
3) students learn best with no autonomy
3) Students learn best with no Autonomy
Why is reciprocal teaching important?
It applies to scaffold and teaches students to work towards independence and fluid reading comprehension.
what is the definition of Cognitive and Social Constructivism
A view or belief that emphasizes the active role of the learner in building, understanding, and making sense of information.
why are some teachers against service learning in schools?
They believe that you volunteer so that you can get something out of it. it defeats the point of volunteering.
Which age group of students do teachers rely on technology more?
Older students such as high school or University
Definition of a Learning Science
An interdisciplinary science of learning based on research in psychology, neuroscience and other fields that study learning
What are the 3 teaching approaches?
1. Inquiry and problem-based learning
2. Cognitive apprenticeship
3. Cooperative learning
4. All of the above
1. Inquiry and problem-based learning
2. Cognitive apprenticeship
3. Cooperative learning