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Episode 91: Becoming Relevant Again: Applying Connectivism Learning Theory to Today's Classroom.
To kick off August and a month of 1:1 Summer of Fun we start with my reading of the peer-reviewed article I wrote along with Doreen Keller that was published in May 2019. We start with the Connectivism Learning Theory, a theory that talks about the connected ways in which we learn. It's the foundation for my own thinking in changing classrooms and schools.
Links:
Critical Questions in Education - Volume 10, Issue 2, Special Issue on the Digital Academics
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To kick off August and a month of 1:1 Summer of Fun we start with my reading of the peer-reviewed article I wrote along with Doreen Keller that was published in May 2019. We start with the Connectivism Learning Theory, a theory that talks about the connected ways in which we learn. It's the foundation for my own thinking in changing classrooms and schools.
Links:
Critical Questions in Education - Volume 10, Issue 2, Special Issue on the Digital Academics
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