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Perspectives on Teaching, Learning and Technology Navigating the mystique of educational paradigms, theories and models

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Page 1: Perspectives on teaching, learning and technology

Perspectives on Teaching, Learning

and TechnologyNavigating the mystique of

educational paradigms, theories and models

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Behaviorism

Cog

nitiv

ism

Cognitive ConstructivismSocioculturalism

Historicism Situativity

Postpositivism

Idealism

Interpretivism

Constructivism

Ideo

logy

InterpretivismE

pist

emol

ogy

Skinner

Vygotsky

Piaget

Objectivism

Rea

lism

RelativismT

heor

yR

atio

nalis

m

Ausubel

Crit

ical

The

ory

Paradigm

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The Basics

• Paradigm – a set of concepts, values, and assumptions that directs the thought processes of a community

• Theory – an idea or concept that is proposed based on previous knowledge

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Philosophical Perspectives

Objectivism

Pragm

atism

Rel

ativ

ismIdealismEmpiricism

Rationalism

Realism

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Psychological Perspectives

Behaviorism

Sociocultural/H

istoricism

ConstructivismSituativity

Cognitivism

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A Focus on Paradigms

Objectivism

Constructivism

Ecl

ectic

ism

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A Focus on Theories

ObjectivismBehaviorism

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A Focus on Theories

Behaviorism

Operant ConditioningR

espondent Learning

Observational Learning

Behaviorists focus on conditioning behaviors to elicit responses(Orenstein & Hunkins, 2004, p101).

Skinner

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A Focus on Models

Respondent Learning

Respondent Learning, or classical conditioning, is the idea that a neutral stimulus can elicit a positive response through association with positive reinforcement.

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A Focus on Models

Operant Conditioning

A behavior that is reinforced, becomes more frequent. Skinner

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A Focus on Practice

Direct Instruction

Computer Assisted Instruction

Personalized System of Instruction

Operant ConditioningP

rogramm

ed Instruction

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A Focus on Paradigms

Objectivism

Constructivism

Ecl

ectic

ism

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A Focus on Theories

Objectivism

Constructivism

Cognitivism

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A Focus on Theories

CognitivismCognitivists focus on organization of human thought and how this organization facilitates learning.

Piaget

Gestalt Perspective

Information Processing Theory

Schem

a Theory

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A Focus on Models

Piaget

Children organize knowledge based on experience through assimilation and accommodation.

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A Focus on Models

Gestalt Perspective

Individuals respond to the organization of multiple stimuli.

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A Focus on Models

Schem

a Theory

Our long-term memory organizes information in a more abstract manner than our short-term memory.

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A Focus on Paradigms

Objectivism

Constructivism

Ecl

ectic

ism

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A Focus on Paradigms

Constructivism

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A Focus on Theories

Constructivism

Vygotsky

Collaborative Learning

Constructivists believe that humans construct new knowledge based on their own experiences.

Anchored Instruction

Driscoll

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A Focus on PracticeA

nchored Instruction

Media can be used to anchor the construction of knowledge by creating a complex learning environment.

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A Focus on Models

Vygotsky

Children make mental connections based on their interactions with adults.

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A Focus on Practice

Collaborative Learning

Collaboration is used in most classrooms today to encourage students to participate in constructive problem-solving, discussions, and inquiry.

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A Focus on Paradigms

Objectivism

Constructivism

Ecl

ectic

ism

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A Focus on Paradigms

Ecl

ectic

ism

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Behaviorism

Cog

nitiv

ism

Historicism Situativity

Postpositivism

Idealism

Interpretivism

Constructivism

Ideo

logy

InterpretivismE

pist

emol

ogy

Skinner

Vygotsky

Piaget

Objectivism

Rea

lism

RelativismT

heor

yR

atio

nalis

m

Ausubel

Crit

ical

The

ory

Paradigm Ecl

ectic

ism