Encouraging Critical Thinking in Online Threaded Discussions (Bridget Arend 2009) - 0 views
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This article presents qualitative data from a mixed-method study that explores how asynchronous discussions within online courses influence critical thinking among students. In this study, online discussions were related to higher levels of critical thinking, but qualitative data indicate that the way discussions are used and facilitated is vital for encouraging critical thinking. Online discussions typically have the purpose of creating a space and time for informal, open-ended thinking to occur. Critical thinking appears to be best encouraged among students when a more consistent emphasis is placed on the discussions, and when instructor facilitation is less frequent but more purposeful
Best Practices In Discussion Forums (Crystal Mosley) - 0 views
Facilitator - 0 views
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It refers to the process of helping learners achieve self-growth through self-evaluation and cooperation with others.
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adults learn best when a facilitator can see that the following six conditions are met: They feel the need to learn and have input into what, why, and how they will learn. Learning's content and processes bear a perceived and meaningful relationship to past experience and experience is effectively utilized as a resource for learning. What is to be learned relates optimally to the individual's developmental changes and life tasks. The amount of autonomy exercised by the learner is congruent with that required by the mode or method utilized. They learn in a climate that minimizes anxiety and encourages freedom to experiment. Their learning styles are taken into account (pp. 47-49).
How to Use Twitter in the College Classroom - 2 views
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A user can be totally anonymous if that is their wish. This is an added bonus because as an instructor I would never want to involve my students in an activity that could cause them harm or make them feel uncomfortable in any way.
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Use Twitter as an Announcement Board.
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hey could just always have the Twitter in the background when they are at home and just look at it from time to time.
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Learning with 'e's: Teaching with Twitter - 0 views
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‘Twit Board’
Social learning theory - 0 views
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Social learning theory focuses on the learning that occurs within a social context.
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It considers that people learn from one another, including such concepts as observational learning, imitation, and modeling
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Social learning theory can be considered a bridge or a transition between behaviorist learning theories and cognitive learning theories.
Learning Styles and Thinking Styles - 1 views
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THINK ABOUT IT Scenario Thinking Style Planning a "Road Trip" Linear Thinkers will plan out every detail of the trip (i.e. location of gas stations, roads to travel, items to bring, etc.). Global Thinkers will get in the car and drive. Assembling Furniture, Toys or Electronics Linear Thinkers will lay out all the parts (neatly), and read the instructions carefully before starting the assembly. Global Thinkers will look at a picture of the assembled product, and then try to put it together like a jigsaw puzzle (i.e. "this piece looks like it fits here, this piece goes over here...").
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I startedd laughing when I read this, linear thinkers will plan out every detail of the trip. This is so me I write list for everything and check them off, I happen to be planning a birthday party tonight for family and I have started checking off the list for todays activities, I started the list days ago in preparation for today. I guess I am linear. What are you?
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So, you should also try to recognize the learning and thinking style of the people you speak (or write) to. Essentially, you need to hit the hot buttons of the people you communicate with (e.g. provide details to a linear thinker or describe the big picture to a global thinker).
12 Twitter Tools Every Educator Must Know about - 1 views
WPI Teaching with Technology Collaboratory - Improving the Use of Discussion Boards - 0 views
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Method 1. Practice good discussion board moderation techniques
Online Learning: More Research on Why Blogs and Wikis are Effective for the Classroom - 0 views
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More Research on Why Blogs and Wikis are Effective for the Classroom
The Use of Concept Maps for Assessment - 0 views
Inventory of Ecoaching Tips - 0 views
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