Theories of Learning
Name that Scholar
Spaces of Learning
Communities of Practice
100
The Socratic method is one of the most common examples of this theory of learning.
What is the constructive (individual) theory of learning?
100
He is famous for co-authoring a book on situated learning.
Who is Etienne Wenger?
100
Daily journals that are collected by the teacher and commented on are an example of this theory of learning
What is constructive individual?
100
Unlike learning environments that are organized hierarchically, communities of practice are structured in this way.
What is laterally or horizontally?
200
A setting in which students create knowledge in dialogue with one another
What is a constructive (social) theory of learning?
200
Her lecture addressed apprenticeships as communities of practice
Who is Jean Lave?
200
A group of language learners who correct one another's exercises is an example of this constructive theory of learning
What is constructive social?
200
Shadowing an expert tradesperson is an example of this kind of situated learning
What is an apprenticeship?
300
The delivery of information to passive students, as seen here
What is knowledge transfer?
300
Her essay on the strengths and pitfalls of online learning was one of the first texts we read
Who is Karen Strassler?
300
A group of Reddit users used this theory of learning to inflate the value of GameStop stocks last year
What is connectivism?
300
The subject of Jean Lave's field work into communities of practice.
What are tailors and their apprentices?
400
This theory of learning focuses on field work, internships, and volunteering as sites of learning
What is situative or situated learning?
400
These co-authors examine five theories of learning as their objects of study
Who are Yelin Su and Lisa O'Neill?
400
Completing an apprenticeship as a midwife is an example of this theory of learning.
What is situated learning?
400
Etienne Wenger argues that our participation in communities of practice also shapes this.
What are our identities?
500
In this model of learning, participants make short (or "weak") ties to information outside of themselves
What is connectivism?
500
This philosopher's concept of situated knowledges opened our first week's lecture
Who is Donna Haraway?
500
A field trip to a museum where a tour guide tells students about the displays is an example of this theory of learning.
What is knowledge transfer?
500
A term that describes learning through observation or limited participation in a community of practice.
What is legitimate peripheral participation?