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Science of Learning 2013. Science of Education Coordinating Blog 2013. It is Friday, and your grades are up. Do I hear cheering in the background? It was a great week. Your blogs are shaping into some real great information, your talks are good, and the discussions (both online and offline) were superb. I awarded a top grade for a blog this week (A*) for the first time this semester. I also gave out a large number of As. Some of the best were Emma. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. February 22, 2013.
Blog 7 Done | Science of Learning 2013
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Science of Learning 2013. Science of Education Coordinating Blog 2013. I think the reward for conformity is that everyone likes you except yourself – Rita Mae Brown. I started with something I retweeted this week, because this is what I think of conformity. Well, on to what you are really waiting for. Your blogs were great. The standard just keeps climbing. Congratulations to all of you. No mentions – too many are too good. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. March 26, 2013. Almost Finished →. Notify...
Grades are Up | Science of Learning 2013
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Science of Learning 2013. Science of Education Coordinating Blog 2013. Your grades are finally up. Good job. I have really enjoyed your blogs this week, and I’m not going to mention the ones I thought were great, because the list is getting too long. There is one that I will mention however, more because of the discussion and thinking behind that than anything (the blog was great as well). That is Sarah’s blog. That said, looking forward to Thursday, and then the Easter break! March 19, 2013. You are com...
Final Blog (except for your reflection) | Science of Learning 2013
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Science of Learning 2013. Science of Education Coordinating Blog 2013. Final Blog (except for your reflection). I can’t believe it is over again. Good job. There were some great syntheses, however, there were far too many lists of what you had covered in your previous blogs. A synthesis needs to highlight what has emerged in your thinking as a result of having done all this research. For too many of the blogs, it was just a recap of what had already been covered. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.
A different view of Sugata Mitra | Science of Learning 2013
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Science of Learning 2013. Science of Education Coordinating Blog 2013. A different view of Sugata Mitra. Has presented a different view from the one we normally hear about Sugata Mitra (the hole in the wall educator from India). Have a read and enjoy. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. March 19, 2013. Blog 7 Done →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.
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Science of Education 2013/14. The replies were great to my original post – the right answer is Jones MUSIC Model of Engagement. I have tried to maximise all five components of the model in order to maximise engagement and intrinsic motivation. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. November 25, 2013. Blog 6 is now History. 2 thoughts on “ Science of Education. December 5, 2013 at 11:20 am. Testing an embedded link. December 5, 2013 at 11:21 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Declarative Procedural Memory | Scholarship of Learning
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Teaching is simply fostering learning. Automaticy and Other Memory Information →. February 18, 2015. The why’s of declarative memory are important, but tend to be glossed over because of the difficulty of measurement. These tend to be the good questions that educators talk about, because this is where understanding is assessed. Can be done, but is often not at any level – because of the challenges involved. The Scholarship of Learning. View all posts by Jesse →. And tagged declarative memory. You are com...
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Blog 6 is now History | Psychology in education
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Science of Education 2013/14. Blog 6 is now History. Another week – and I can’t believe that I didn’t write anything to you last week – but I will make amends and write this week. The overall quality of your work just gets better and better. As the semester goes on, your work becomes more in-depth and really gets at the meat of what we are examining. Posts that are of particular note this week are: Bethan. Congratulations to all (15) of you for a job well done. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.
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Automaticy and Other Memory Information | Scholarship of Learning
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Teaching is simply fostering learning. Motivation (again) →. Automaticy and Other Memory Information. February 20, 2015. Some Important but Ignored Memory Findings. Here are three findings that show us how we can increase the strength of the memory traces that are laid down during encoding. The three findings are: the disfluency effect, the testing effect, and the spacing effect. All three are referred to by Bjork as. Difficulties that, when introduced into learning, make the learning more durable. In al...
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A Psychologiscal Perspective of Education. Monthly Archives: March 2013. Talk 2: Are grades a valid or reliable measure of student learning? March 25, 2013. Here is my talk that corresponds to my previous blog (blog 7). my talk expands a little more on the discussion of the validity and reliability of grades as a measurment of student learning. Grades: Are grades valid or reliable? March 18, 2013. Are grades a valid and reliable measure of student learning? But is this the case? There are many definition...
Reflective blog | A Science of Education Blog
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. A Science of Education Blog. How engaging is a crow? Larr; Synthesis: How should, what should and when should we reward students? Quite importantly, I. So, overall, what can I say about this module? I’m going to end with two facts from QI’s ‘book of 1,227 facts to blow your mind’ who clearly haven’t taken into the 4 billion papers I’ve read over the past few weeks! About 200,000 academic journals are published each year. Address ne...
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It's called READING. It's how people install new software into their brains. I am looking forward to the learning experience, and this is the first time I have ever blogged. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Email (Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. It's ...
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It's called READING. It's how people install new software into their brains. April 22, 2013. My Thoughts on this Module. When I came to Bangor University I had pre-conceived ideas about what my learning experience would be. I was so wrong – thank goodness. I have enjoyed my time here in Bangor University; it was everything I thought it would be and more. My Thoughts on this Module. This is what Jesse did, he said ‘Go out and find information, that you find interesting’. What I have learnt. I would like t...
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Science of Learning 2010. Applying the Principles of Psychology to Learning. Dual Code and Multimedia Effects. Stories and Example Cases. Case Study 2- Immediate Feedback. On April 22, 2010. Immediate feedback: the theory that students will perform better and more efficiently when given immediate feedback. Case study one- the generation effect. On April 22, 2010. The generation effect: the theory that the implementation of SAQ’s and fill in the blank questions will produce a higher level of learning.
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Science of Learning 2011. April 20, 2011 · 11:05 am. Well, the semester is over. I have finished marking your blogs, and I have been impressed. Well done. A couple of suggestions for next year have emerged, and I want to talk about them. The first would have me giving several lectures scattered throughout the semester. I am not planning to do this, because what would I say? Would I simply confirm everything you said in your talks and blogs? When the class starts next year (Feb 2012), if you are available...
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Science of Learning 2012. PRP3003 Class Aggregation Site. I guess that’s it…. April 25, 2012. I blush – I just finished reading your last blog entries. Let me know what you think. March 30, 2012. I hope you are enjoying your break – with nothing more than your final year project before (which, for your final degree classification is worth about ). Never mind – the sun is (was) shining, the birds are singing, and your blog marks are up for this week. Special mention goes to Adrian. Spring is here…. I thin...
Science of Learning 2013 | Science of Education Coordinating Blog 2013
Science of Learning 2013. Science of Education Coordinating Blog 2013. Final Blog (except for your reflection). I can’t believe it is over again. Good job. There were some great syntheses, however, there were far too many lists of what you had covered in your previous blogs. A synthesis needs to highlight what has emerged in your thinking as a result of having done all this research. For too many of the blogs, it was just a recap of what had already been covered. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.
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