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When does learning start? | anna
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When does learning start? What age does learning start? Well it may seem like a silly question as some would say from birth. However when it comes to schooling and education, is there a right time to start learning? So does anyway get a say in when learning starts? It seems there are certain factors in early learning that have more of an influence than others and this evidence also draws attention to the importance of early learning on later life. 5 thoughts on “ When does learning start? Furthermore, re...
Looking back, again | anna
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Looking back, again. I have spent so much more time researching education and the issues that are prevalent and it has encouraged me to think outside the box and continue looking in my own time outside of blogging and commenting. Like this blog, the module made me reflect on my own education and what I knew of others educational experience and really made me look at different into topics from different angles. One thought on “ Looking back, again. 24/04/2012 at 10:10 pm. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
We’ve come a long long way… | anna
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We’ve come a long long way…. With these newer technologies teachers are able to use as aids, for example to present in lectures, to allow interactive learning techniques. The use of these technologies is more commonly seen in the younger teachers classroom too. 47%. 6 thoughts on “ We’ve come a long long way…. 19/02/2012 at 6:23 pm. Anecdotally I must agree, I did not learn to search effectively until I was in higher education, which as a result has most likely inhibited my pre-higher education learning.
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Looking back, again. I have spent so much more time researching education and the issues that are prevalent and it has encouraged me to think outside the box and continue looking in my own time outside of blogging and commenting. Like this blog, the module made me reflect on my own education and what I knew of others educational experience and really made me look at different into topics from different angles. I feel like a woman (week 9). In 2011, the BBC. Does gender matter when it comes to teaching?
What is work experience actually worth? | anna
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What is work experience actually worth? My work experience was an additional part of traditional learning with the aim to provide me with some knowledge and understanding of employment and the skills required. It consisted of one week sitting in a primary school classroom, watching the teacher go through lessons before standing in the playground being hounded by 6 year olds to join in their games. I can honestly say I learnt little from this so-called work experience. 03/03/2012 at 10:42 am. So I think w...
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April | 2011 | Science of Learning 2012
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Science of Learning 2012. PRP3003 Class Aggregation Site. Archive for April, 2011. April 20, 2011. This blog is set up for the PRP3003 “Applying the Principles of Psychology to Education” class at Bangor University. The class will run in Semester 2, from February to April 2012. I guess that’s it…. Spring is here…. Can’t believe it – Week 8 already! Blog at WordPress.com. Science of Learning 2012. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
Keep reading, you’re doing great. | Oderkerk
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Thanks for dropping by Oderkerk! Take a look around and grab the RSS feed. To stay updated. See you around! Keep reading, you’re doing great. Mdash; 10 Comments. Is a mayor part of learning. Feedback can help students by specifically informing them what they need to improve on, and more provide general comments; guiding their revision and growth (Black and Wiliam, 1998). According to a guideline toolkit made by academics at Durham University,. Rather that stating whether a student is good or bad, research.
Employment whilst in education. Week Nine. | hannahphair
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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Just another WordPress.com site. Restrictions to information abundance? What have I learnt? Week ten. →. Employment whilst in education. Week Nine. March 23, 2012. An individual must be of the minimum age of 13 years old to acquire a job. From the age of 13 to 16 years old, there are many restrictions. A study by Curtis and Shani. And provided them with a good understanding of the ‘world of work’. Discussed an on-campus job increases interaction amongst on...
Week 8: Want students to be more creative? Let them daydream! | Exploring...
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The science of eduction. Thanks for dropping by Exploring! Take a look around and grab the RSS feed. To stay updated. See you around! Week 8: Want students to be more creative? Mdash; 6 Comments. March 14, 2012. There has been much talk in these blogs about trying to facilitate creativity in the classroom. Ken Robinson is the main advocate in this area, as evident in his TED. Talks So, how can we allow students to be more creative? I think that student daydreaming is important for this process. Not only ...
Breakfast, an important meal in the day? | psuafe
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Just another WordPress.com site. Breakfast, an important meal in the day? I am a devil for forgetting to eat breakfast in the morning, unless I know I have a really busy day ahead. Everyone tells me breakfast is the most important meal of the day and I wanted to see if having breakfast made a difference in education. Http:/ www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1300/J019v16n03 01. Http:/ www.indianpediatrics.net/oct2008/oct-824-828.htm. Http:/ archpedi.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/abstract/152/9/899. Mar 28, 2012.
Music, does it help students improve in learning? | psuafe
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Just another WordPress.com site. Music, does it help students improve in learning? Music, everyone listens to it, in times if happiness, sadness, use of background noise and learning? Music helps students to remember. Have you ever seen or heard an advert and can remember every word of the song, rhyme or slogan that goes with it, or have you made a rhyme to remember some important facts in your revision? McFarland, R., and Kennison, R. (1988). Asymmetrical effects of music upon spatial-sequential learning.
Motivation? | Hope Chester's Blog
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Hope Chester's Blog. The Science of Education. Penney and Lupton (1961) demonstrated that when children who get wrong answers on a test are punished they achieve the correct answers quicker than children who only receive reward. This is a good thing, right? Http:/ news.yahoo.com/fining-students-bad-behavior-makes-sense-190300139.html. For the news article). Http:/ intrinsicmotivation.net/SDT/documents/1972 Deci OBHP.pdf. Http:/ psycnet.apa.org/journals/com/54/4/449.pdf. Http:/ files.meetup.com/17...Howev...
From Theory to Practice | Psychology of Education Blog
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Psychology of Education Blog. From Theory to Practice. During our degree we are taught a number of different theories to do with Psychology, we are taught these because we need the knowledge to implement theories into practice in the future with effectiveness and confidence. One of the biggest problems we come up against is how we successfully make the transition from theory to practice. So why not just make sure all of our classes adopt active learning? A study by Wrenn and Wrenn (2009). Found that by i...
Parental involvement in homework | rgadd18
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Just another WordPress.com site. Parental involvement in homework. 29% parents feel that they are involved in their child’s education; however 75% of parents agreed that they wanted more involvement (Williams, Williams, and Ullman, 2002). Although there are barriers to parents involvement, these are: work commitments, demands of other children, lack of child care, and generally not having much time (Williams, Williams, and Ullman). So what can be done to increase parental involvement in homework? Edwards...
Week 2: The Self-Regulating Academy | Exploring...
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The science of eduction. Thanks for dropping by Exploring! Take a look around and grab the RSS feed. To stay updated. See you around! Week 2: The Self-Regulating Academy. Mdash; 3 Comments. February 2, 2012. The questions I ask here are whether this method of learning is a significantly effective one, and also what is the influence of the main strategy: metacognition? To address the effectiveness of self-regulated learning, Azevedo and Cromley (2004). So how does self-regulation work? Found that there wa...
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Kim Bayley | Masters Graduate in Clinical Psychology
Masters Graduate in Clinical Psychology. What I have learnt…. April 11, 2011. At the beginning of semester, I was very sceptical and also curious about how this module was going to be successful. I was also a little confused, that a whole module can only be graded and based on BLOGs and BLOGs alone…no exams, no assignments – what was the catch? I would most definitely suggest this module to future third year students and I hope I come across similar teaching techniques in my future within education.
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Just another WordPress.com site. And so it ends… (Week 11). Over the semester I’ve really enjoyed researching different areas of Education, some more than others! If you’re worried about a subject,you focus on what you do know to make yourself feel better. If children had high metacognitive skill, they would focus on what they don’t know, therefore increasing what they do know, and their awareness, giving temselves more motivation and confidence to do well in school. These schools specialise in teaching ...
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anna | science of ed
Looking back, again. I have spent so much more time researching education and the issues that are prevalent and it has encouraged me to think outside the box and continue looking in my own time outside of blogging and commenting. Like this blog, the module made me reflect on my own education and what I knew of others educational experience and really made me look at different into topics from different angles. I feel like a woman (week 9). In 2011, the BBC. Does gender matter when it comes to teaching?
psua13 | Just another WordPress.com site
Just another WordPress.com site. A Reflective blog. aka The End. Over the past few months, this module has taught me so much. Not only has it taught me lots interesting things about psychology in education, and things you wouldn’t hear in a lecture theatre, it has also made me realise a lot more:. Firstly, its taught me that self directed learning is possible and it really works. its been great to be able to talk about WHAT I want, WHEN I want. Next, that Jesse Martin really is a legend! The other day th...
Exploring... | the science of eduction
The science of eduction. Thanks for dropping by Exploring! Take a look around and grab the RSS feed. To stay updated. See you around! Latest Entries ». Week 10: So long and thanks for all the fish. Mdash; Leave a comment. April 17, 2012. I’ll start with a confession. Educational psychology was not really my area of interest and I took this module just because it seemed the lesser of several evils (! What are lecture halls really telling us, as students? Have academic opinions worth sharing and debating.
Science of Education | Just another WordPress.com site
Just another WordPress.com site. Reflective blog time already! This module has really opened my eyes to the benefits, but more importantly, the issues that the UK has within its education system, of which there are LOTS. And for those of you who have read some of my previous blogs, you may have noticed how regularly I refer back to the example of Finland for good education. As a recap, I just wanted to list some points that have helped to make Finland’s Education outstanding, which could be easily copied;.
Cory's SciEd blog | A look at the science of education
A look at the science of education. Cory's SciEd blog. Posted by Cory Ashton. On April 20, 2012. As for how this module was actually taught, it has been brilliant! It has been very influential, educational, and fun…thanks Jesse! Posted by Cory Ashton. On March 23, 2012. That’s the problem though, it sounds great in theory but in practice they were primarily used for social networking and games, but is this down to the laptops not being implemented or my year just being irresponsible and can laptops...
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