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Nap Time! | psua13
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Just another WordPress.com site. A Shot of Education. Day dream, get drunk, and strip off… (AKA. My Top 10 Revision Tips…) →. Within the context of Psychobiology (and sleep in particular), I stumbled across some really interesting articles. One of these was broadcasted by the BBC in 2010. That claimed napping would boost brain learning power. So as a university student, who as a ‘label’ gets branded as sleeping during the day, I was intrigued to see if napping could really benefit our learning. At an AAA...
The Social Media Revolution! | psua13
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Just another WordPress.com site. Day dream, get drunk, and strip off… (AKA. My Top 10 Revision Tips…). Big Fat Gypsy Education. →. The Social Media Revolution! Over the past few weeks many people have blogged about the increase in laptops, gamification (e.g Chiron. And in general how technological advances are impacting our education system (e.g Eliza. In my Consumer Psychology module this year, we were shown a very interesting video that really makes you aware of how social media has evolved. No longer ...
March | 2012 | psua13
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Just another WordPress.com site. Monthly Archives: March 2012. Facebook keeps kids in school…? I know we should really base our blogs around factual scientific information, but I saw a news article. Sean Coughlan, an education reporter for the BBC stated that Social networking websites such as Facebook are helping to reduce college drop-out rates. ( BBC, 2009. The government’s technology agency ( Becta. One scientific journal that seems to sum all of these and ideas up is “Findings on Facebook in h...
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Don’t Worry, Be Happy… | psua13
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Just another WordPress.com site. Times, they are a ‘changing. A Shot of Education →. Don’t Worry, Be Happy…. Motivation is a fire from within. If someone else tries to light that fire under you, chances are it will burn very briefly. Stephen R. Covey. One thing that I’ve noticed lately is that so many psychological principles are used within children’s education, yet few are apparent within adult’s. One main example of this can be seen through the principles of Psychology of Happiness. So why don’t we ta...
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Grades | Science of Learning 2012
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Science of Learning 2012. PRP3003 Class Aggregation Site. March 9, 2012. Grades are up – you did well again. You might be interested to note that the Internal Quality Audit went well for the School (just thought I’d throw that in because that’s what I was doing this week to make things late). Great blogs of note are: Becky. I thought I’d give a special mention to Steve’s blog for his efforts at being brief. Have a great weekend. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Spring is here….
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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.
Diet and Learning | Andrew's Science of Education Blog
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Andrew's Science of Education Blog. I feel like i should write something intelligently witty here. While its quite obvious that eating properly is important to maintain attention and improve learning ( Alaimo, Olson and Frongillo, 2001. I wanted to take a closer look at which particular nutrients are most important for good academic performance. Kaplan, Greenwood, Winocur, and Wolever (2001). Molteni, Barnard, Ying, Roberts and Gómez-Pinilla (2002). However in 2006 a review of the literature. So make sur...
A Different Type of Video Game | Science of Education Blog
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Science of Education Blog. Just another WordPress.com site. A Different Type of Video Game. On January 27, 2012. I’ve been playing video games for pretty much my whole life. Ever since the Sega Mega Drive up to the Playstation 3 it’s been my main hobby. If you asked me what I had learned from video games, I would probably list off a bunch of boring facts and statistics about games, but apparently they’ve taught me a lot more than that. By Griffiths (2002), showed that video games can help everyday brain ...
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.
A Right Piece of (Home)Work | Science of Education Blog
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Science of Education Blog. Just another WordPress.com site. A Right Piece of (Home)Work. On February 10, 2012. Hands up if you like homework? But how useful is homework? Thankfully, some kind people have already done the research for me, so let’s just jump in. Cooper, H., Lindsay, J. J., Nye, B., and Greathouse, S. 1998. Relationships among attitudes about homework, amount of homework assigned and completed, and student achievement, Journal of Educational Psychology, 90 (1), pp...Larr; Motivate Me.
Learning by Playing | Science of Education Blog
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Science of Education Blog. Just another WordPress.com site. On March 16, 2012. I’m a big fan of videogames; right now, I’m thinking about videogames. When I’ve done with this blog, guess where I’ll be going. My mum would always say that videogames are a waste of time, that I should go out and socialise with other children because you won’t learn anything from a videogame. Can you see where this is going? And it also shows how general brainwave activity can also be improved. These are just surface scratch...
Like a Mirror | Science of Education Blog
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Science of Education Blog. Just another WordPress.com site. On April 20, 2012. Reflective like a mirror? Because it’s a reflective blog? Before this module, I didn’t even consider there was anything wrong with education today. To me, sitting there, taking notes was just the norm and that’s what worked. I mean, why would they teach you like that if there were more effective ways. Well guess what? They teach us like that even though there are more effective ways. So there’s my reflection; this module...
Are Exams Getting Easier? | Science of Education Blog
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Science of Education Blog. Just another WordPress.com site. Are Exams Getting Easier? On February 24, 2012. No There we are, end of blog. See you all next week! One from the Guardian that started my blog. According to AQA. For the Summer exams of 2011, 70.4% of all GCSE’s were at a grade C and above, and 74% for A-Levels. While that may sound good, results may be skewed by the more obscure subjects; such as Modern Hebrew, which has 96.2% grade C and above, 50.7% of which were A*. It’s one of those ...
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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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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?
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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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April 20, 2012 · 9:13 pm. This module was one of the most memorable I have taken part in throughout university. It was a unique method of learning and one that I found highly effective. Another fantastic part of this module was listening to what others found. Admittedly even with popps, I was initially apprehensive about the presentation aspect but as they say, practice makes perfect! Presentation skills are fantastic skills to have and this module was great in developing these. In summary this was a fan...
