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    play into curriculum, learning could become more engaging and interactive for the young students of the twenty-first century. Games are a way to add a whole new level of interaction in the classroom. Game play can build relationships, as well as encourage new ways of thinking. Pairing experience and games in the classroom can result in an atmosphere that can produce successful students. Traditional classrooms…

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    Abstract For a long time, design studio has been a core subject of architectural design education at all higher-learning institutions in Egypt. This type of education is based on practice and imitation; students solve problems and do projects through a process of thinking and doing. This education system, which is based on critique, attempts to increase the self-criticizing ability of students by providing continuous criticisms that help them manage their own projects and face future challenges.…

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    Kolb's Learning Theory

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    discussions of learning relates to what are called learning styles. “A person’s learning or cognitive style refers to an individual’s characteristic and consistent approach to organising and processing information” (Tennant, 1997, 80). As teachers and educators, we are responsible to facilitate the learning process of our students and identify their learning capabilities, the work of many Educational Psychologists such as Witkin and Kolb to name but a few, support the various explanations of…

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    that entails core workplace competencies that will broadly prepare college graduates for a successful transition into the workplace. The program will foster employment related skills that meet the needs of the workforce through major coursework, e-learning, co-curricular activities and career preparation. In addition, the courses will provide students with knowledge and experience of workplace competencies that will help not only with job placement, adapting to normative cultures but to also…

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    biological, psycho social and lastly their cognitive development. All these changes occur simultaneously and in a lot of times they are occurring interpedently. As a result these changes have massive effect on the academic achievement and the students learning experience as a whole (Wugfield, Lutz & Wagne, 2005). One of the major biological changes that happens to early adolescents is puberty, it is at this time that students are undergoing hormonal changes, physical changes such as…

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    diffusion of treatment, maturation, selection, testing, instrumentation, and history.” 5. Identify theoretical framework. Bowling’s theoretical framework is based off Kolb’s Experiential Learning Theory and Zull’s extended explanation of Kolb’s theory (Bowling, 2015). Medium- fidelity and low-fidelity simulations are two experiential learning experiences that allow the students to use various functions of the brain in a safe environment. This creates a higher retention of knowledge, skills, and…

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    UCR Case Study

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    It's all here. The Office of Undergraduate Education is focused on understudy achievement and the production of a strong instructive environment at UCR. The workplace directs the improvement of projects intended to bolster understudy learning, research and experiential open doors. Visit our workplaces to find out about the bolster programs that can help you be more focused in the employment market and in the quest for graduate and expert training. UCR furnishes employees with the assets,…

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    The practitioner-scholar is a master level individual that have or is pursuing their degree. They develop techniques, evaluating and undertaking tactics in resolving problems; and developing their skills to amalgamate testing, analyzing and concept (Capella, 2003). Scholar-Practitioner is a doctoral degree holder that is pursuing their advanced degree. They’re individuals that connect and analyzes, test, review, writes, and theory along with practice (McClintock, (2003). In the field of…

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    Learning is a process where a person acquires knowledge through behavioural change that occurs due to experiences or practices. It leads to ascertaining ideas and concepts as well as obtaining skills and values. Learning occurs in all humans regardless of age, including the foetuses says Janet, 1998. People learn through cognitive development, behaviourism and constructivism. Behaviourism in learning is through the conditioning process in which the response is demonstrated with an environmental…

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    Annotated bibliography Bruce, Tin, Learning Through Play, London: Hodder & Stoughton Educational, 2001, Print. This book features a lot of key topics associated with learning through play. Throughout the book Bruce describes how children learn during the early stages of their life. Bruce highlights key theories and practices on how aspiring teachers can promote learning through play. She believed the purpose of play is to bring together what they know in a connected and whole way. She suggests…

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