Learning Strategies by Avery https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey en-us 2021-11-08 17:49:17 UTC 2023-07-16 03:29:11 UTC hello@padlet.com Avery Berry aberry1833 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880441431 2021-11-10 05:51:26 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880441431 Avery Berry aberry1833 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880444711

Throughout high school I mainly used rehearsal learning strategies, but once I entered an American Sign Language course, I had to change my learning strategy completely to fit the needs for that course.

]]> 2021-11-10 05:53:48 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880444711 Avery Berry aberry1833 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880448981 Using Learning Strategies to Improve the Academic Performance of University Students on Academic Probation | NACADA Journal (allenpress.com)
Learning Strategies

Self-evaluating
organizing and transforming
goal setting
seeking information

]]> 2021-11-10 05:56:29 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880448981 Avery Berry aberry1833 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880451822 Motivational factors, learning strategies and resource management as predictors of course grades - Document - Gale OneFile: Educator's Reference Complete (oclc.org)
"Students must use different strategies for different learning" (Lynch)]]> 2021-11-10 05:58:26 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880451822 Avery Berry aberry1833 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880455074 What Are the Relationships Between College Students’ Goal Orientations and Learning Strategies? | Takashiro | Psychological Thought (psychopen.eu)
Five Types of Learning Strategies

"Rehearsal is defined as repeating information to remember, such as going over lecture notes, using flash cards, and reading chapters" (Takashiro 171)
"Elaboration is used to apply prior knowledge to carefully arrange new information" (Takashiro 171)
"Organization skill is used to organize information by grouping" (Takashiro 171)
"Management is to attend class regularly, space out tasks, and adjust study habits for the class" (Takashiro 171)
"Seeking help means to ask for help from instructors and/or classmates" (Takashiro 171)

]]> 2021-11-10 06:00:44 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880455074 Avery Berry aberry1833 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880458727 Teaching Learning Strategies to Increase Success of First-Term College Students | Northeast Lakeview College (worldcat.org)
“Explicit instruction in learning strategies represents a potentially promising approach for increasing academic success as manifested by grade point average (GPA), retention, and graduation rate” (Tuckman, Kennedy 479). ]]> 2021-11-10 06:03:25 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880458727 Avery Berry aberry1833 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880461420 Learning problems reported by college students: are they using learning strategies? - Document - Gale General OneFile (oclc.org)

"Learning strategies refer to methods and techniques used by students to improve learning" (Rachal, Daigle).
"These cognitive and behavioral "techniques," which include asking questions in class, taking notes, developing study schedules, using SQ3R, are essential to the learning process" (Rachal, Daigle).

]]> 2021-11-10 06:05:23 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880461420 Avery Berry aberry1833 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880466373 Motivation and learning strategies for college success : a self-management approach | Northeast Lakeview College (worldcat.org)

“It is more difficult to succeed without using effective learning and study strategies” (Dembo 188).
“These payoffs include the possibility of higher grades, more time to participate in enjoyable activities, and the confidence to become a successful learner in any course” (Dembo 1).
"This student had some difficulty in her first college term. She realized that she had to change some of her learning and study strategies. When she learned how to identify the main ideas in lectures and text-books, she had little trouble predicting most of the test questions in her courses. Her ability to modify and manage her methods of learning were important factors in her improvement toward the end of the term" (Dembo 8).

]]> 2021-11-10 06:08:37 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880466373 Avery Berry aberry1833 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880469585 Understanding effective learning : strategies for the classroom | Northeast Lakeview College (worldcat.org)

“Riding and Rayner define a learning strategy as a set of one or more procedures that an individual acquires to facilitate the performance on a learning task” (Hewitt 18).
“Important features of learning strategies involve the conscious decision to implement a set of skills” (Hewitt 18).
“Planning, monitoring, asking questions, checking, revising, and self-testing” (Hewitt 20).
“The three levels of learning strategies included cognitive, behavioral, and self-regulatory” (Hewitt 21).
“Learning requires that pupils have the opportunity to use a range of learning strategies and to come to an understanding of what works most effectively for them” (Hewitt 26).

]]> 2021-11-10 06:10:45 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1880469585 Avery Berry aberry1833 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1895505354 2021-11-17 00:49:37 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1895505354 Raul Salcedo What are the 3 Main learning strategy's rsalcedo5268 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915048074 1) Classical Conditioning
2) Operate Conditioning
3) Modeling/ Observational ]]> 2021-11-27 03:01:12 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915048074 Raul Salcedo There are 8 learning Methods used for defining what and how you learn best rsalcedo5268 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915056789 1) Visual Learners
2) Aural Learners
3) Physical Learners
4) Verbal Learners
5) Logical/Analytical Learners
6) Social/Linguistic Learners
7) Solo Learners
8)Natural/ Nature learners

]]> 2021-11-27 03:14:09 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915056789 Raul Salcedo rsalcedo5268 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915060587 2021-11-27 03:19:49 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915060587 Raul Salcedo Defining Learning Strategies And Classifications of Learning Strategies rsalcedo5268 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915086254 "Learning Strategies are the particular approaches or techniques that learners employ to try to learn" (PG.25)
1) Planning strategy: a personal learning style or positive learning strategies
2) Active Strategy: an active approach to the learning task; Empathic strategy: a tolerant and outgoing approach to the target language and empathy with its speakers
3) Formal strategy: technical know-how about how to tackle a language;
4) Experimental strategy: a methodical but flexible approach, developing the new language into an ordered system and constantly revising it; Semantic strategy: constant searching for meaning
5) Practice strategy: willingness to practice
6) Communication strategy: willingness to use the language in real communication
7) Monitoring strategy: self-monitoring and critical sensitivity to language use
8) Internalization strategy: developing a second language as a separate reference system and learning to think in it. (PG.26)]]> 2021-11-27 03:54:53 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915086254 Raul Salcedo What Cognitive Learning Is And What Cognitive Strategies are used to Enhance Learning and Retention rsalcedo5268 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915094447 "Cognitive learning strategies are strategies that improve a learner's ability to process information more deeply, transfer and apply information to new situations, and result in enhanced and better-retained learning."
1) spaced retrieval practice
2) interleaving
3) elaboration
4) generation
5) reflection]]> 2021-11-27 04:07:30 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915094447 Raul Salcedo What is the definition of Learning Strategies in terms of English learning in children? How is it used in practice? rsalcedo5268 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915657904 "It is the learning strategy to which the child conforms that determines the subset of innate grammars that can be successfully paired with incoming languages."
"As an example of a learning strategy, suppose that children are not able to store past data, and therefore revise conjectured grammars only on the basis of recent inputs; the result may be that children cannot learn every language for which they can generate hypotheses"]]> 2021-11-27 19:08:40 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915657904 Raul Salcedo What are the 5 Recognized Cognitive Learning Stratigies? What Motivations are corresponded to the 3 core learning stratigies? rsalcedo5268 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915664401 1) Deep Learning
2) Elaborative process
3) Agentic Learning
4) Methodical Learning
5) Literal Memorization
"Geisler-Brenstein et al. (1996) " (PG.360)
"Biggs (1987) made a distinction between three types of learning strategies: deep, surface, and achieving, each corresponding to a particular study motivation: intrinsic, extrinsic, and achievement motivation, respectively" (PG.360)]]> 2021-11-27 19:22:42 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915664401 Raul Salcedo What are the learning Strategies used By adults? rsalcedo5268 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915667567 1) Orientation Strategies
2) Management Strategies
3) Information Processing Strategies
4) Evaluation of Learning Outcomes
Learning "strategies work together to help the learner accomplish goals." (PG.10-11)

]]> 2021-11-27 19:28:51 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915667567 rsalcedo5268 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915670606 2021-11-27 19:34:23 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915670606 Raul Salcedo What roles do learning strategies play for students and what is needed for understanding effective strategy's rsalcedo5268 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915695835 "Tornberg (2000) points out how learning strategies take on a distributing role arguing that student's previous knowledge, their learning style and the problems they face influence there their choice of strategy" (PG.182)
"Valid assessment and evaluation is essential for identifying and building out effective strategy's" (PG.182)

]]> 2021-11-27 20:30:24 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915695835 Raul Salcedo What are cognitive learning strategy's, Behavioral learning strategy's, and self regulator strategy's rsalcedo5268 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915705809 Cognitive Learning Strategy's
1) Rehearsal - Procedures to repeat to oneself the material being learned
2) Organization - Procedures to identify key issues, and to create mental structures which group and interrelate elements to be learned
3) Elaboration - Procedures to examine implications, and to make mental connections between material to be learned and existing knowledge
Behavioral Learning Strategy's
1) Interpersonal Help-Seeking - Procedure to obtain assistance from other people
2) Seeking help from written material - Procedures to obtain information from written documents, manuals, computer programs, and other non-social sources
3) practical application - Procedures to increase ones knowledge by trying things out in practice
Self Regulator Strategy's
1) Emotional Control - Procedures to ward of anxiety and prevent concentration failures caused by the intrusion of anxiety-linked thoughts
2) Motivational Control - Procedure to maintain motivation and attention despite a limited interest in the task
3) Comprehensive monitoring - Procedure assess the degree to which learning goals are being archived and to modify learning behavior if necessary (PG.311-314)

]]> 2021-11-27 20:54:20 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1915705809 Sania Lewis sanialewis357 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1917114095 DJ Cunningham

In the video the DJ asked the audience what people are most afraid of. He answers the question by saying most people are afraid of embarrassment. “Fear motivates us to do crazy things” (DJ Cunningham) we will cheat, lie, and or procrastinate in order to make ourselves feel better than to learn from that outcome. He goes on and asks the questions of how he can learn from the mistakes made in the past to improve what you can learn in the present. DJ states that the idea that would help him is self efficacy. With self efficacy learned that would then lead to resilience. The two skills in order to improve self efficacy is learning to advocate for yourself by communicating your needs. The second was to be more self efficient. With those two skills together you will be able to determine what is the best possible way for you to find the best learning style that fits your needs.

]]> 2021-11-29 04:56:02 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1917114095 Sania Lewis sanialewis357 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1917116360 How We Learn As We Age | Alan Castel | TEDxACCD

Alan Castel

The Youtube video Alan Castel starts off by telling his audience that our mind can sometimes play tricks on us in order to make sense of the world that we live in. Sometimes the tricks are helpful and other times they are not as much. With all the information in this world we become selective on what information we take in. Alan Castel states that just because we may see something millions of times doesn't mean that we will remember it. “Seeing something and noticing it are two different things,” Alan Castel said. An example he gave was asking his colleagues if they knew where the fire extinguisher in the building was. He then followed up by asking them to go find it. Most of them had found the one across the hallway but not the one close to the doorway where their office space was located. When asked the next day they then found it immediately. This is because they failed the first time and learned where it was for the second time they were asked. Alan Castel says failure is a good technique to learn from.

]]> 2021-11-29 04:57:58 UTC https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1917116360 Sania Lewis sanialewis357 https://padlet.com/aberry1833/enm68ztfwcst1cey/wish/1917118245 In middle school I used to read things over and over again in order to help me understand the information that was given to me. When I started high school This process started to work less and less. I had a better time seeing a visual interpretation on what we were learning as well as a group example.

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Title: Learning Through Visual Displays

"Cognitive load theory (CLT) is an instructional theory derived from our knowledge of the evolutionary bases of human cognitive architecture and the instructional consequences that flow from that architecture". (page 24) (short version: the way we process information)