Theoretical Foundations Chapter 1 Teaching and Learning With

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Theoretical Foundations Chapter 1 Teaching and Learning With Technology Judy Lever-Duffy, Jean B. Mc.

Theoretical Foundations Chapter 1 Teaching and Learning With Technology Judy Lever-Duffy, Jean B. Mc. Donald

What is Educational Technology? “…any technology used by educators in support of the teaching

What is Educational Technology? “…any technology used by educators in support of the teaching and learning process. ” Lever-Duffy, p. 5

Why Study Educational Technology? n Professional Standards n ISTE’s NETS-T n n n Federally

Why Study Educational Technology? n Professional Standards n ISTE’s NETS-T n n n Federally funded 2002 21 competencies for technology-literate educators Teaching Methods n Technology enhances and supports learning

Definitions Instructional Event – “includes all the teaching methods and learning experiences created to

Definitions Instructional Event – “includes all the teaching methods and learning experiences created to support the learning process. ” n Learning – “a transfer of knowledge…” n Theory – “an idea or concept that offers an explanation for observed phenomena. ” n Technology – “a means to an instructional end, not an end in itself. ” n

Learning as Communication cycle: Teacher sends Student receives Student returns feedback Three types of

Learning as Communication cycle: Teacher sends Student receives Student returns feedback Three types of variables can interfere: n n n Environmental factors Psychological factors Personal filters

Perspectives of Learning Behaviorists n All behavior a response to external stimuli n Positive

Perspectives of Learning Behaviorists n All behavior a response to external stimuli n Positive and negative reinforcement n Learning is a passive process n Ivan Pavlov n John Watson n B. F. Skinner

Perspectives of Learning Cognitivists n Learning is mental operation n Information sensed, manipulated, stored,

Perspectives of Learning Cognitivists n Learning is mental operation n Information sensed, manipulated, stored, used n Jerome Bruner n David Ausubel n Early Piaget

Perspectives of Learning Constructivists n Knowledge is a constructed element n Learning is a

Perspectives of Learning Constructivists n Knowledge is a constructed element n Learning is a unique product for each individual based on experiences n New knowledge assimilated or accommodated n Jean Piaget §Lev Vygotsky §Albert Bandura n Seymour Papert §Howard Gardner n Robert Gagné

p. 11 Lever-Duffy 2 e

p. 11 Lever-Duffy 2 e

The Learner n Cognitive Styles n n n Learning Styles n n How one

The Learner n Cognitive Styles n n n Learning Styles n n How one thinks Myers-Briggs (E-I, S-N, T-F, J-P) Auditory, visual, kinesthetic Intelligence n n IQ Theory of Multiple Intelligences

Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences p. 25

Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences p. 25

View of a Teacher “Teaching is a systematic, planned sequence of events that facilitates

View of a Teacher “Teaching is a systematic, planned sequence of events that facilitates the communication of an idea, concept, or skill to a learner. ” n Each has own learning and cognitive style, and dominant intelligence n We teach in the way we like to learn, think, or do n

Holistic View of Teaching “…all of the elements of the [teaching and learning] process,

Holistic View of Teaching “…all of the elements of the [teaching and learning] process, from the learning environment to teaching strategies, to learning activities, to support technologies, interact in support of the learner. ” “…educational technologies cannot be selected or implemented until the teaching and learning process they support has been planned and detailed by an educator. ”

History of Educational Technology 1900 s – movies n 1920 s-30 s – slides,

History of Educational Technology 1900 s – movies n 1920 s-30 s – slides, radio and records n 1940 s – overhead, simulator, audio for teaching foreign languages n 1950 s-60 s – television, programmed instruction n 1970 s - microcomputer n