A Brief Overview of 4 Learning Theories

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I like how the video moves through the diagram quickly I keeps your attention!
Comment from : @MonicaOng-s3u

I believe piaget belongs to constructivism cognitivism is rather related to the work of chomsky who maintains that children learn language by decoding the language through grammar piaget says that learning is a self process that evolves through relating new to old learning blocks or scheme schematas social constructivism is more about the interpersonal dimension of learning and intrinsic factors within the learner himself or herself unlike behaviourists as Vygotsky Bandura are the proponents of social learning in which learners learn through observation and immitation of adult behaviour the bobo doll experiment is a clear indication that kids replicate the adults behaviour so Bandura puts forward a model of learning observation immitation and modelling which is in this case learning finally there is connectivism in which the research for information and the communicative dimension of automated software and applications and video games can lead to some sort of learning to me it's active and experiential learning blended together looking forward to u r feedback
Comment from : @englishazzouzia8105

Sorry to bother you I need to contact you to ask permission to quote you (actually paraphrase, not directly quote) comments from your video on 4 learning styles for a book on using theory in the second language classroom to be published by Bloomsbury I need written permission from you
Comment from : @DaleGriffee

Which software did you use for creating this mindmap?
Comment from : @priyamanglani3707

Do you know Tia-Clair Toomey?
Comment from : @nicholasfonti8139

Thank you for the clip, it was really helpful for my assignment I think there was a small mistyping in the year of dog experiment It should be 1850s instead of 1950s
Comment from : @LinhVo-ni4wd

Could you explain how you made this video, please?
Comment from : @aiyadalreshidi3289

It's nice to meet you and thank you for the information Please be patient with me as I post my introduction later today since I am submitting my PSY317 Cognitive Functioning in the Elderly Week 5 Final Presentation and going over EDU362 at the same time
Comment from : @cartergomez5390

Nice!
Comment from : @michaeledmeston2785

Any information about Cognitive constructivism? I heard it from other YouTube channels but can't connect the dots (connectivism not working :p)
Comment from : @chuanqisun

Amazing efforts Jo!!!! Great Keep it up!!!!
Comment from : @ajitdhamija

I'm so so grateful for this summary I love it Thanks very much 😀
Comment from : @moviechannellumnwi5385

very nice
Comment from : @SaeedKhan-Moral-Motivation-786

I really loved what you did with this video It made my entrance to EdTech a whole lot easier and it is my go to whenever i want to get a quick recap of things Please put some form of contact on your about and please consider going into detail on each of these
Comment from : @adibmoradia

Very odd pronunciation of Piaget! - I've never heard that before - also misspelling of repetition -
Comment from : @susanyoung8390

Concise and helpful summary
Comment from : @saharnooman9933

Great, and very useful
Comment from : @monkiemoseki463

Thank you for this wonderful explanation can you guide me to the reference for this presentation? regards
Comment from : @shihabal_sheikh4861

It's really clear Hope for a more detailed explanation of each one
Comment from : @陈禛天

Thank you this was helpful for me
Comment from : @snendhlovu4097

Thank you Education, needs dynamic content and " in order to be adequate and fruitful, should be comprehensive in nature and should take into consideration not only the physical and the intellectual side of man but also his spiritual and ethical aspects" Baha'i Faith
Comment from : @francismausley7239

How come that there are so many learning theories? Can they not be combined into one?
Comment from : @mirelabilali7394

Excellent! thanks!
Comment from : @kinhengconstantineau6384

So fast
Comment from : @mexcode

Thank you for being so wise! Very helpful
Comment from : @djtangles

I wish I could mute this
Comment from : @CaptainCalculus

This is amazing!! Struggling to work out how everything interrelates Finally some flow that makes sense to me Thank you so much Jo
Comment from : @sinivaviney6391

Thank you soo much i really appreciate the explanations <3
Comment from : @allyhiraeth3062

Thank you
Comment from : @wandererguy8914

Thank you Jo! Very useful!
Comment from : @jenniesun6014

A great video and a great introduction thanks
Comment from : @galling2052

Can't thank you enough for this summary I've been reading other references and it's amazing how learning about learning is convoluted It's great even years after this was posted to read a concise article The graphic was great
Comment from : @carlenereid9618

Nice presentation Please share the sources of your information
Comment from : @abdallahyussif3289

Great helpful thanks a lots ma am
Comment from : @mononitabenya4413

Ah, the power of the internet It's four years after you posted this video and I'm just finding it now I'd like to cite your video Do you have a title to accompany your name? Thanks!
Comment from : @muffettrout7700

the basic mapping software Jo uses costs 100$ You can learn more about imindmap, that is listed in her tumblr account, at imindmapcom
Comment from : @stoddardtutoring6733

Thank you Great video
Comment from : @plerpplerp5599

Thank you so much for this presentation ,it all makes sense to me now
Comment from : @Sharynbeez

very good and elaborated
Comment from : @khalidsiddiqi2845

Nice presentation! It was informative and helpful In the description, you listed "constructivism" and "social constructivism" Did you mean "cognitivism" and "constructivism," because that is what I saw in the video? brbrIs it possible to not move or zoom the screen so fast and so much? I got dizzy watching the video
Comment from : @fishy071

Pan-and-scan seasickness
Comment from : @dishwaterhands

It's so excellent Thank you so much
Comment from : @juthamast103

I actually presented this exact presentation on an assignment so that jo I owe u big time😀👍
Comment from : @sergiovigilante7841

Good presentation Mnemonics, not mneumonics
Comment from : @MrVpassenheim

BRILLIANT VIDEO thank you so much!
Comment from : @cantz007

Thank you Jo that is a good presentation Do you have separate presentations for each of the mentioned theories mainly the forth one ?
Comment from : @AlbertNyabinde

Hi! thanks for doing this do you have a printable version of your mindmap?
Comment from : @dolphinsandsunsets

Wow! Do you have anything published? I appreciate your concise and information rich presentation style very much
Comment from : @hildegardvonbingem

That name is Piaget, not Padget
Comment from : @rewtnode

Cognitivism for learning Theoretical stuffbrAnd Behaviorism for learning skill
Comment from : @Tenuk868

Thanks for the video Would you please make available the diagram drawn?
Comment from : @beijingkoala4

Thank you for such a worthy video It helped me a lot in understanding learning theories in one go
Comment from : @shaguftashazadi9614

It should be clear that there is something wrong when four learning theories are offered Science seeks only one explanatory theory; would we be happy with four theories of gravity? We need a more comprehensive view, likely a combination of behaviorism and cognitivism All learning is observed via behavior, there is no such thing as mental behavior, though we do process information with our brains Social interaction plays a huge role in human learning, and so a larger theory must in encompass social interactions Vygotsky suggested we learn from observing, mimicking, and interacting with others, which is not learner centered, nor does it require being self led If the source of our knowledge is others, no knowledge is being "constructed" Connectivism, like constructivism, is not a learning theory in that is provides not explanatory principles I can be ignored
Comment from : @robotczar

That was so helpful thank you, it would've been better if you let us get hold of a copy of the visual model that you used for reference I had to get back to the video multiple times stopping it to read each part so I can write about it in my research
Comment from : @JosephFunChannel

Thank you so much, great synthesis of the main theories and the examples used made it really easy to relate to 👍
Comment from : @elffid

This is great, thanks Jo
Comment from : @anthonymoussa2358

This is exactly what I needed to finish my final essay Thank you!
Comment from : @Solagee

Excelent! How did you build this presentation? Concept maps? What softwares are involved?
Comment from : @realaugusto

Thank you so much These types of online lessons are so helpful for students doing university online We need more of these :-)
Comment from : @lisamaymusic

There is not just one source but a number of sources that I used to compile this
Comment from : @joharris2888

Well Done Young Lady! FR
Comment from : @FirstReviewer

Great you take the time to do this I really appreciate it I´m having an exam net week and I will be for sure very useful
Comment from : @lauramargaritagonzalezmart1222