Understanding the 5 Learning Theories

The video discusses five learning theories: Behaviorism, Cognitivism, Constructivism, Humanism, and Connectivism. Each theory is explained with examples, highlighting their unique approaches to learning. Behaviorism focuses on rewards and punishments, Cognitivism on mental processes, Constructivism on collaborative learning, Humanism on personal growth, and Connectivism on forming connections. The video emphasizes the importance of integrating multiple theories in modern education.

What is the main focus of Behaviorism in learning?

• Mental processes

• Rewards and punishments

• Personal growth

• Social interaction

Which example illustrates a positive reward in Behaviorism?

• Verbal reminders for rule-breaking

• Removing homework for good behavior

• Giving candy for task focus

• Erasing letters for disagreements

Cognitivism is primarily concerned with which aspect of learning?

• Observable behavior

• Mental processes

• Physical activities

• Social collaboration

Which teaching method is associated with Cognitivism?

• Using mnemonic devices

• Pairing students for tasks

• Providing food for students

• Using digital media

What is a key concept in Constructivism?

• Rewards and punishments

• Zone of proximal development

• Digital connections

• Hierarchy of needs

In Constructivism, what role does the teacher play?

• Observer

• Facilitator

• Evaluator

• Authoritative figure

Humanism in education focuses on what aspect?

• Meeting learning targets

• Fulfilling individual potential

• Forming digital connections

• Observing behavior

Which theory emphasizes forming connections for learning?

• Constructivism

• Behaviorism

• Connectivism

• Cognitivism

What is a key feature of Connectivism?

• Rewards and punishments

• Mental processing

• Digital media use

• Social interaction

Which theory is associated with Maslow's hierarchy of needs?

• Connectivism

• Humanism

• Cognitivism

• Behaviorism