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    The Questionable Science of Learning Ideas and concepts that many scientists and new age astronomers produce can make a person, tiresome of trying to understand if the listener is determined to learn on his own accord. This forestall can make a mind unaccountable of its learning abilities, making them “tired and sick” (5). In Walter Whitmans, “When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer” the speaker gives an insight to a character who is perplexed trying to learn from a scholarly lecture but soon is…

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    According to neuroscience, people learn more through social interaction. Team learning is very important in schools as a learning organization and to the academic development of teachers and other employees. Team learning allows members of a team thinking and acting together. In schools colleagues learn more by working and learning with other colleagues. They take time to consider what each person understand about the learning and knowledge they have created collectively during the discussions…

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    talents, and lastly Inez Davidson’s unique classroom teaching styles. All these stories showcase that unlearning plays a huge role in education. Unlearning completely changes the way of how education functions and allows student to be more engaged into learning and create challenges that they have to think through. Duke and the iPod completely changed how an iPod could serve as a purpose to learn. But to do this first, was to unlearn. Duke was approached by Apple to become on of their “Apple…

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    factor in learning as it determines a child's success or lack of it. To improve student learning, classroom activities that relate to a child's learning style prove key for educators to help students retain new information. The different learning styles are classified as visual, auditory, reading/writing, and kinesthetic. Every technique proves valuable; however, a student has a greater possibility of retaining information when a teacher's technique matches a particular student's learning…

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    My philosophy regarding Education is that it creates possibilities, opportunities and freedom. In my view, education is the epitome of life. At its heart, getting educated means getting to be empowered to embrace future exercises in life: meeting new people, making connections, taking joy in specific sorts of experience, planning activities and having the capacity to finish them effectively. The ancient refinement between 'opportunity from' and 'opportunity to' helps in understanding this sense…

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    Art has always been a significant part throughout my life, it first started off as a hobby, but later on evolved professionally when my teachers saw potential in me. The learning journey of Art has helped me to nurture and recognise my artistic and aesthetic talents. Not only has it allowed me to develop skills and techniques in art such as painting and drawing it also, opened opportunities for me to appreciate the history and culture of the wider world. My Art teachers played a significant…

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    Research Question: How can technology be used in education to increase students’ learning and experience? Tentative Thesis: Technology is the best advancement in education in the 21st century. Works Cited Bissell, Ahrash N. "Architecture and Impact of an Open, Online, Remixable, and Multimedia Rich Algebra 1 Course." Journal of Asynchronous Learning Networks 16.5 (2012): 49 59. ERIC. Web. 26 Mar. 2016. Ahrash Bissell in “Architecture and Impact of an Open, Online Remixable, and Multimedia Rich…

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    self-directed learning( SDL) the individual takes the initiative and the responsibility for what occurs.individuals select, manage and assess their learning activities , which can be pursued at any time, in any place, through any means,at any age .in schools, teachers, can work towards( SDL)stage at time . The essential aspect of self-directed learning is establishing a climate of trust To learn effectively we must trust our selfs -understanding the way of self-directing learning…

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    So far my students practice the ability to apply it to new learning. For instance, when students have learned a skill that’s presented to them, they explore other ways of learning the skill or seeking new additional information. As a teacher leader I plan on improving my technique of inquiry based learning by guiding students to track their learning by setting ongoing goals to learn about the skill. Students learn responsibility and become accountable…

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    Memory and learning in this chapter is very captivating. The flow throughout history to show the discoveries and improvements to society’s knowledge improves upon the books readability. Over the years, I have gained knowledge on the subject and that knowledge is supported such as my knowledge on the hippocampus and long-term/ short-term memory. This chapter also offered new insights into ideas I had never heard of before. I was unaware that the left hemisphere of the brain is for language or…

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