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    The instructional setting takes place in a small charter school in a rural community. A majority of the student population is at or close to poverty level. Numerous students choose this school for its non-conventional way of teaching and because the students have a considerable say in their education. Whereas behaviorists focus mainly on external factors, cognitivist focus mainly on the inter functions, such as how the learner responses to knowledge. Well known cognitivist Jean Piaget believed

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    subject matters from rote recall and comprehension to more meaningful analysis, synthesis, application, and evaluation via child-centered teaching models and methods. Child-centered teaching methods are primarily influenced by the philosophy of constructivism. Rooted in the field of cognitive science, constructivist pedagogy is especially informed by the ideas of John Dewey and William James; the later work of Jean Piaget; and the sociohistorical work of Lev Vygotsky and Jerome Bruner. Brooks and Brooks

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    processed and then stored in the brain. Two Learning theories of learning are Behaviourism and Constructivism. Behaviourism is the theory of learning through conditioning and association. It focuses on how environmental factors influence a child’s behaviour. Behaviourism is no associated with factors such as emotions and thinking and more on observable behaviour. Another theory of learning is known as constructivism. This theory tells us how we are able to receive and earn knowledge. It argues that the

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    cities including Weimar, Dessau, and Berlin. The school was founded by Walter Gropius in 1919 and it lasted until 1933. During its time, Bauhaus went through different distinct periods under different directors and cities including expressionism, constructivism, functionalism and architecture. The Bauhaus was the start of modernism, at the same time, it changed the face of graphic design, interior design, art and architecture. The Bauhaus’s life was limited because of the political world but Bauhaus

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    teaching as an art and a skill that is mastered as time goes on. Through my study I have developed methods and reasoning for my teaching philosophy. As a middle level educator, the foundation of my philosophical beliefs is guided by constructivism. Constructivism entails me as a teacher to know my students learning needs and to integrate what I learn into my methods of teaching. As a constructivist, I believe that when students work collaboratively they develop a learning community that is strong

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    Course Description Drones in Education is an introductory course describing the uses and future use of drones in the use of high school and adult technological educational studies. Courses in robotic drones are popular at various educational high school and adult education facilities, such as Unmanned Vehicles University, which offers “post-graduate engineering degrees, both masters and doctorate, in unmanned aerial vehicle systems.” (ABC News, 2013). These type of courses help students get positions

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    Henry Ford famously quotes, “Anyone who stops learning is old. Whether at eighty or twenty, anyone who keeps learning stays young!” Learning is always constant on a day to day basis whether in a formal or informal environment. It may occur consciously or without conscious awareness. (Learning, 2015) Learning is something that all humans do. It is an unending process for humans to survive, adapt, grow, and discover. Michelangelo himself stated at 87 years of age that “He is still learning!” Learning

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    previous work of David Hume in the ideas of constructivism, in that the mind is a repository that stores and sorts ideas by categories. Kant’s expansion involved the mind being an active part of the perception of the raw data that was being sensually experienced. He counted the mind as living part of the sensual experience, instead of something resembling a file system. (Baird 520) Friedrich Nietzsche held similar ideas on the concept of constructivism, but felt that reality was a construct of the

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    Clinicians and parents are faced with the challenge of making informed decisions amid heated debates over the most effective treatment approaches for their child. As the parent of a child who struggles to read or write, where do you even begin? This paper will outline what exactly reading and writing is, how do you define a “struggling reader/writer”, and what the major theories behind the two main approaches to learning are. Hopefully, after reading this paper a parent can understand the two approaches

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    The function of cognition is adaptive; it serves the organization of the experiential world, not the discovery of ontological reality", radical constructivism  "starts with the assumption that knowledge, no matter how it is defined, is in the heads of persons, and that the thinking subject has no alternative but to construct what he or she does know on the basis of his or her own experiences"(Glasersfeld

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