Tag: informal learning
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-04-04
The Daily Papert http://bit.ly/f03fXV “…openness and flexibility…is necessary to keep inquiry interesting, stimulating and exciting” # @sarah_blc I’ve been wondering about the usefulness of splitting learning into “formal” and “informal”. Shouldn’t it just be “learning”? # The Daily Papert http://bit.ly/gJ24NL. “Much of what the child learns we don’t even notice” #
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Posted to Diigo 12/10/2010
Pontydysgu – Bridge to Learning – Educational Research The zone of proximal development is the area between what an individual can achieve on their own and what they can achieve with assistance A student should constantly be reaching slightly beyond their capabilities rather than working within them students should lead their learning and teachers simply…
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Posted to Diigo 05/25/2010
1027. No Grading, More Learning « Tomorrow’s Professor Blog Turn over grading to the students in the course “It was spectacular, far exceeding my expectations,” she said. “It would take a lot to get me back to a conventional form of grading ever again.” she found that it inspired students to do more work, and…
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Posted to Diigo 05/16/2010
elearningeuropa.info “PLEs are more a methodology or an approach to technology enhanced learning than an application.” the introduction of e-learning led to a reverse in pedagogic innovation I tend to think that knowledge is best shared and developed through communities of practice. Communities of practice as Etienne Wenger says are based on a shared repertoire…