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Supporting Technologies for Humanism Learning Theory

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Supporting Technologies for Humanism Learning Theory

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Personalized Learning Platforms like DreamBox or Knewton allow students to progress at their own pace, addressing individual needs.

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Humanism focuses on the value of the individual and emphasizes personal freedom, self-actualization, and the fulfillment of one's potential. It aligns with Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, emphasizing the fulfillment of basic physiological and safety needs before achieving higher-order needs like self-esteem and self-actualization.

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Supporting Technologies for Humanism Learning Theory

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Supporting Technologies for Humanism Learning Theory

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Learning Management Systems (LMS): Systems such as Canvas or Moodle enable students to take control of their learning path by accessing course materials when ready and interacting with instructors and peers on their terms.

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Supporting Technologies for Humanism Learning Theory

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Self-reflection apps like Reflectly or Headspace support self-reflection and self-actualization by encouraging personal growth and self-awareness.

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Behaviorism emphasizes observable behaviors and the responses to stimuli, relying heavily on reinforcement and punishment to shape learning. Learning is seen as a process of conditioning, where correct responses are reinforced, and incorrect responses are discouraged.

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Clicker Systems tools like iClicker allow for real-time feedback and reinforcement in classroom settings by immediately showing whether answers are correct or incorrect.

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Gamification platforms tools like Kahoot or Classcraft reward students with points and badges for correct answers, encouraging repetition and reinforcement of desired behaviors.

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Online Quizzes and Flashcards tools like Quizlet or Socrative focus on repetition and reinforcement, reinforcing correct responses to promote learning through drills and feedback

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Kolb’s experiential learning theory is a cyclical model of learning through experience. It emphasizes concrete experiences, reflective observation, abstract conceptualization, and active experimentation. Learning occurs through doing and reflecting on what is done.

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Supporting Technologies for Kolbs Experiential Learning

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Supporting Technologies for Kolbs Experiential Learning

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Collaborative Platforms like Google Workspace or Microsoft Teams allow students to work together on projects, fostering experiential learning through collaboration, reflection, and feedback.

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Supporting Technologies for Kolbs Experiential Learning

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Simulations and Virtual Labs Platforms like PhET or Labster allow students to engage in interactive simulations, providing hands-on learning experiences followed by reflection.

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Supporting Technologies for Kolbs Experiential Learning

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Project Management Tools like Trello or Asana help learners actively engage in real-world projects, promoting experimentation and reflection as part of the learning cycle.