https://padlet.com/hmcknley/dgbwmmkqimt0mwo3 Made with mirth en-us 2020-06-02 14:27:57 UTC 2020-06-02 15:24:53 UTC hello@padlet.com hmcknley https://padlet.com/hmcknley/dgbwmmkqimt0mwo3/wish/606993641 One experience I had with active (manipulated/observant) learning was when I first started college. I had been homeschooled all my life so learning how to go to school everyday and work together with other students and not alone was a new learning experience for me.
Another experience I had with active (manipulated/observant) learning was when I started working at my current job. When I first started I was really shy about talking to people but through seeing how my co-workers interact with each other and the customers I was able to start talking more and work my way up.      ]]> 2020-06-02 14:29:24 UTC https://padlet.com/hmcknley/dgbwmmkqimt0mwo3/wish/606993641 hmcknley https://padlet.com/hmcknley/dgbwmmkqimt0mwo3/wish/607009250 One experience I had with being  constructive (articulative/reflective) learning was my math class this last fall semester. I had not taken that kind of math in a good little bit so I had to go back to my old notes from high school and reflective on what I had already been taught in order to learn this new type of math.
Another experience I had with constructive (articulate/reflective) learning was when I was giving a presentation about the different use of horse feeds in America. I had to go back to my high school days and rethink and research why one feed is better for one breed of horse compared to another feed is better for another type of working horse.          ]]> 2020-06-02 14:36:45 UTC https://padlet.com/hmcknley/dgbwmmkqimt0mwo3/wish/607009250 hmcknley https://padlet.com/hmcknley/dgbwmmkqimt0mwo3/wish/607034225 one experience I had with cooperative (collaborative/conversational) learning is playing soccer. I played all my high years and one year in college, but the main importance of the game is teamwork. Teams in soccer that try to make one player only the sole MVP of the team always loose terribly. Teams that train all their athletes together and teach them to play together, pass together, run together always end up winning way more than teams that exemplify one person.
Another experience I had with cooperative (collaborative/conversational) learning is group projects in school. group projects are awesome to do and I honestly think they are very beneficial to the students in helping them learn to share responsibility and share the spot light. However sometimes students that do not care are put in groups with a student that does care and that one student will do all the work because they want that good grade but the other student does not care.  ]]> 2020-06-02 14:48:22 UTC https://padlet.com/hmcknley/dgbwmmkqimt0mwo3/wish/607034225 hmcknley https://padlet.com/hmcknley/dgbwmmkqimt0mwo3/wish/607065087 one experience I had with authentic (complex/contextual) learning is actual being homeschooled. everything I did in school was either on the computer watching a pre-recorded man/women work math problems out on the screen. Or I would just have all my text books and read the chapters myself then have to answer the questions or write the papers with little to no live instruction. I honestly liked this because I work better alone in a quiet room vs. surrounded by thirty other students that are talking or listening to music loudly.
Another experience I had with authentic (complex/contextual) learning is the actual math lessons I had to do on my laptop in high school. The authors of this particular math curriculum were graduate college students and wanted to create a math curriculum that homeschooling students could follow, learn from, and actual understand without a teacher near. This particular math curriculum was actual very beneficial to me. I already struggled a lot with math before but this math made it a lot easier to understand and use. ]]> 2020-06-02 15:01:12 UTC https://padlet.com/hmcknley/dgbwmmkqimt0mwo3/wish/607065087 hmcknley https://padlet.com/hmcknley/dgbwmmkqimt0mwo3/wish/607099692 One experience I had with intentional (goal-directed/regulatory) learning is one when you first start school at the beginning of the school year your teacher and staff at the school sets goals for each student to achieve throughout the whole year. That goal will look different for every student but the out come of passing the grade will hopefully look the same. 
Another experience I had with intentional (goal-directed/regulatory) learning was when you get to high school the teachers and stuff go above and beyond their job descriptions to ensure all their students have taken the ACT, are understanding and passing all their classes, and have submitted their college applications on time and to the right school. Honestly without teachers none of the seniors in high school would even know where to begin the process of applying for college or starting a trade career.  ]]> 2020-06-02 15:17:22 UTC https://padlet.com/hmcknley/dgbwmmkqimt0mwo3/wish/607099692