My Learning Approach by Dj Marcilla

What are the approach that you learn in this course?

marcilladj21 — 2024-10-12 03:22:29 UTC

2024-10-12 03:33:59 UTC

The approaches I've learned are focuses on how children learn. It refers to the skills and behaviors that children use to engage in learning.

danielaabiar0777 — 2024-10-12 04:04:27 UTC

The approach I learned is having an collaborative learning in classroom because students work together in groups to learn from each other, share ideas, and solve problems.

The approach that I learned in this course is inquiry based approach because it develop the critical thinking for students and also empowers students to become active participants in their own learning journey.

2024-10-12 04:31:16 UTC

I learn the student-centered approach, it focus in active participation, where students engage in discussions, collaborate with peers, and take ownership of their learning. This method enhance the critical thinking and personalized experiences, encouraging students to reflect on their progress and develop their skills.

2024-10-12 04:54:33 UTC

2024-10-12 08:28:57 UTC

I've learned about the Traditional approach, Inquiry base, Facilitative approach and it's functions.

2024-10-12 10:22:58 UTC

Collaborative approach is the main approach that I consider that I have learned.

The student–centered approach, because teacher enable to guide us virtually and making learning unlimited. Teacher enhances our freedom to express and exchange ideas freely

2024-10-12 11:08:48 UTC

2024-10-15 10:58:35 UTC

The approach that I've learned in this course is Collaboratove approach by giving the different collaborative activities of our instructors we engage in the field of learning, also we enhance our being a sociable person.

I learn this course how to collaborate to my classmate and give ideas and sharing the knowledge.

2024-10-15 11:04:49 UTC

2024-10-15 11:09:43 UTC

I learned the Behaviorist Approach because it uses reinforcement and repetition to shape student behavior and learning outcomes.