Learning Thoeries

What is Social Learning Theory?

• Watching other people and copying other they do.

• Doing your own thing.

• Learning as a Network

• Connecting by new information

What is Behaviorism?

• Hands-on learning

• Emphasizes observable behaviors, learning through rewards and punishments.

• Problem solving

• Connecting with technology

• none of the above

What is Humanism?

• All of the above

• building off new information

• Concerned with personal growth, self-directed learning, interests, and values.

• None of the above

What is cognitivism

• None of the above

• Connecting with other technology

• Based on previous knowledge

• It focuses on how we think, remember things and solve problems.

What is Connectivism?

• A modern theory that thinks of learning as a network. Uses technology.

• Watching others and learning from the.

• Uses rewards and punishments.

• All of the above.

What is Constructivism?

• None of the above.

• Learning from others.

• Building knowledge by connecting new information to existing information. Emphasizes hands-on and problem solving.

• Connecting technology.

What is an example of Humanism?

• Allowing a student to pick a project they are passionate about to make it more fun and enjoyable.

• A students learning multiplication/ Division after addition/ subtraction

• A student answering a question correctly and gets a reward.

• All of the above.

What is an example Behaviorism?

• A teacher showing how learning isn't just about what's a book

• All of the above

• None of the above.

• A students gets a reward for good behavior.

What is an example of Cognitivism?

• None of the above

• A teacher having their class do a project using computers.

• A teacher using a diagram and charts to help students understand complex topics.

• All of the above

What is an example of Social Learning Theory?

• A teacher gives one of their students a high-five for cleaning up . Then another student will start cleaning up to get that same attention.

• All of the above.

• None of the above

• A teacher giving them a project using computers.