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New spaces for teaching, learning and supervision
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Leona Ungerer
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"To motivate students online, we need a new approach. That means looking at what we did before and asking "what worked?" "what didn’t?" and “what now?”..." 
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"The ARCS motivational design process is a systematic problem solving approach that requires knowledge of human motivation and progresses from learner analysis to solution design ..."
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"...Certainly, motivating students to want to learn is an overarching goal of education, and I think many teachers struggle with this (and many who don't have sadly lost the desire to try) ..."
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"Genius hour is a movement in schools that allows students to explore their own passions. The concept for Genius Hour is derived in part from the idea of “20% ..."
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"These Videos Explore Ideas and Techniques and Offer Real World Examples That can Help Inspire a Self-Directed Learning Mindset in Your Students Just about anyone working in education sees Self-Directed Learning as a hugely desirable outcome. Like ‘Holy Grail’ desirable ..."
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"The real obstacle is student motivation, and no gadget can create that ..."
Joel Anfuso's curator insight,
May 21, 2015 7:05 AM
Good article, although I feel its conclusions are oversimplified.
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"This is number 6 in my blog series on major learning theories. My plan is to work through the alphabet of psychologists and provide a brief overview of their theories, and how each can be applied in education ..."
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"Gamification is using the game mechanics that kids love in video games and infusing them into your classroom ..." Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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"How often do you hear the following sentiments from students? • “I won’t ever use anything I am learning in this class, but I have to take it to graduate.”
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"In this article, I offer a close look at some successful learner motivation methods that for many years have helped instructional designers enhance the learning experience. You can incorporate these into your e-Learning courses..."
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"Educators have long been receptive to the educational potential of new technologies and teaching methods ..."
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"iPad provides endless learning possibilities for students. From apps to help with learning math and science to apps for doing 3D anatomy and virtual field trips, you name it, the educational app store has probably an app for it ..."
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"As a special education teacher, I work with students who struggle academically. Many of them have a low tolerance for frustration—but the same kid ..."
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"Students, in general, show positive attitudes and beliefs about social media uses in education (Mao, 2014). A majority of them appear to enjoy online social networking use, resulting in the creation of a more interactive and appealing learning environment, hence, increasing their learning motivation (Lu & Churchill, 2014). ..."
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"Gamification and microlearning are changing the way enterprises, learning management system (LMS) providers, and e-learning tools teach and motivate employees ..."
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"When researching student motivation and gamification late last year, I came across the most comprehensive gamification framework I’ve ever seen ..."
Elías Manuel Sánchez Castañeda's curator insight,
February 23, 2015 11:44 PM
Terry Heick nos comparte “Ocho factores clave para motivar a los estudiantes”: Ellos necesitan encontrarle un significado a lo que están haciendo.Guiarlos para que desarrollen habilidades para que puedan superar los desafíos.Apoyarlos para que puedan expresar su creatividad y a ser capaces de ver los resultados de su creatividad, también prepararlo para que sepan recibir retroalimentación.Qué se sientan motivados porque se sientan que son dueños de algo (de su trabajo y del resultado del mismo).Incorporar en la interacción con ellos todos los elementos sociales que los impulsen, incluyendo: tutoría, aceptación, las respuestas sociales, el compañerismo, así como la competencia.Qué reconozcan la sensación de escasez (querer algo que no se tiene actualmente) y sean impacientes (que se pongan en acción) para no ceder en su búsqueda.Fortalecer su curiosidad y su capacidad para descubrir cosas impredecibles.Qué asuman riesgos y que aprendan de las pérdidas y de sus errores, pero por supuesto que fortalezcan las habilidades que les permitan, en la medida de sus posibilidades, prevenirlos.
Ying Zhang's curator insight,
March 14, 2015 10:28 PM
Very comprehensive OCTALYSIS - Meaning, Empowerment, Social Influence, Unpredictablitiy, Avoidance, Scarcity, Ownership, Accomplishment. The way I understand ownership is that the learners take responsibility and have the right to decide and control what to learn and how/when to learn. They create the choices and realities for themselves. They have the power to prevent the powerful teachers to appropriate the instruction time to do things in a way that cares about teaching and learning.
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"A new report says that using campus profits from online learning to motivate departments and faculty may be a wise idea ..."
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"Motivate your learners! Using the self-determination theory you can satisfy a learner’s needs and the learner will be motivated to succeed ..."
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"The instructor writes on the board and poses an open-ended question to the assembled students. No one moves, no one reacts and no one feels the need to speak ..."
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