Chapter 3 psychology perspectives on learning and educational technologyproranat
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This document discusses problem-based learning and instructional design. It describes a teacher, Somsri, who focuses on lecturing to students and using materials that emphasize information transmission rather than active learning. As a result, students quickly forget content and cannot apply knowledge independently. The document then presents three missions: 1) Analyzing why Somsri's instruction is not successful, 2) Explaining the relationship between teaching design, learning materials, and learning theories, and 3) Discussing how instructional design and media are influenced by changing social/educational paradigms. It addresses these missions through discussions of learning theories and providing examples of constructivist-based instructional design.
This document discusses learning styles and appropriate learning media for different students. It describes four students - Panadda, Riangchai, Morakot, and Sarirat - and their preferred learning styles. Panadda likes reading books, Riangchai enjoys new challenges and investigations, Morakot learns best after class through technology, and Sarirat understands best from a teacher's lecture. It then outlines teaching materials versus learning media, noting teaching materials focus on conveying content while learning media promote self-learning. Finally, it provides an example of designing materials for ionic and covalent bonding covering the macro, submicro, and symbolic levels.
This document discusses learning styles and appropriate learning media for different students. It describes four students - Panadda, Riangchai, Morakot, and Sarirat - and their preferred learning styles. Panadda likes reading books, Riangchai enjoys investigating new things and challenging activities, Morakot learns best after class through technology, and Sarirat understands best from teacher lectures. It then matches each student with learning media that suits their style, such as books for Panadda and activities for Riangchai.
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This document discusses learning styles and appropriate learning media for different students. It describes four students - Panadda, Riangchai, Morakot, and Sarirat - and their preferred learning styles. Panadda likes reading books, Riangchai enjoys investigating new things and challenging activities, Morakot learns best through activities in the classroom, and Sarirat understands best from a teacher's lecture rather than a textbook. It then matches each student with learning media that would suit their individual styles, such as books for Panadda, activities for Riangchai and Morakot, and lectures for Sarirat.
Chapter 3 psychology perspectives on learning and educational technologyproranat
油
This document discusses problem-based learning and instructional design. It describes a teacher, Somsri, who focuses on lecturing to students and using materials that emphasize information transmission rather than active learning. As a result, students quickly forget content and cannot apply knowledge independently. The document then presents three missions: 1) Analyzing why Somsri's instruction is not successful, 2) Explaining the relationship between teaching design, learning materials, and learning theories, and 3) Discussing how instructional design and media are influenced by changing social/educational paradigms. It addresses these missions through discussions of learning theories and providing examples of constructivist-based instructional design.
This document discusses learning styles and appropriate learning media for different students. It describes four students - Panadda, Riangchai, Morakot, and Sarirat - and their preferred learning styles. Panadda likes reading books, Riangchai enjoys new challenges and investigations, Morakot learns best after class through technology, and Sarirat understands best from a teacher's lecture. It then outlines teaching materials versus learning media, noting teaching materials focus on conveying content while learning media promote self-learning. Finally, it provides an example of designing materials for ionic and covalent bonding covering the macro, submicro, and symbolic levels.
This document discusses learning styles and appropriate learning media for different students. It describes four students - Panadda, Riangchai, Morakot, and Sarirat - and their preferred learning styles. Panadda likes reading books, Riangchai enjoys investigating new things and challenging activities, Morakot learns best after class through technology, and Sarirat understands best from teacher lectures. It then matches each student with learning media that suits their style, such as books for Panadda and activities for Riangchai.
The Godefroy hair color brand has a rich salon history that dates back to the 1930s. Originally from France, our products soon became a favorite in salons across America. We are a family owned business with many of our products manufactured right here in our Arlington, Texas facility.
This document discusses learning styles and appropriate learning media for different students. It describes four students - Panadda, Riangchai, Morakot, and Sarirat - and their preferred learning styles. Panadda likes reading books, Riangchai enjoys investigating new things and challenging activities, Morakot learns best through activities in the classroom, and Sarirat understands best from a teacher's lecture rather than a textbook. It then matches each student with learning media that would suit their individual styles, such as books for Panadda, activities for Riangchai and Morakot, and lectures for Sarirat.
1. The document discusses using information technology to improve education in Thailand by making learning more student-centered and accessible anytime.
2. It analyzes how IT can improve learning and teaching by giving students access to more resources, accommodating different learning styles, and facilitating interaction between students and teachers.
3. The document also considers how two schools with different IT resources, one rural and one urban, can effectively apply IT to enhance instruction. It provides examples like using TVs, group work, and online learning.
The document discusses the rise of the Beatles from Liverpool to worldwide fame and success. It introduces each of the four band members and shows how their songs like "Love Me Do", "Yesterday", and "Let It Be" climbed the charts in both the UK and US. It includes quotes about the Beatles preventing boredom and continuing to make music forever.
This document discusses educational innovation and describes various teaching methods and learning environments. It begins by defining learning environments and discussing teacher-centered and student-centered approaches. It then outlines several innovations used before and during education reform periods, including programmed instruction, instructional modules, packages, and computer-assisted instruction. Constructivist learning environments are also introduced, emphasizing problem-based learning, resources, scaffolding, coaching and collaboration. Specific examples of innovations implemented at different schools are provided, such as e-learning, tutorials, games and simulations. Finally, constructivist learning environments are proposed as suitable for teaching mathematics and science since they promote understanding over memorization and link new knowledge to past experiences.
4. Mission 1
How students will be guided in the use of computers
to solve problems of the Ban Nong Yai school ?
Problem 1 Teachers in the development of computer as a tool
to convey and deliver instructional content directly to the
students. The role of the learner is also simply memorizing
content which does not promote the process of idea.
5. Mission 1
How students will be guided in the use of computers
to solve problems of the Ban Nong Yai school ?
Solve
- Teachers should be trained to develop the computer skills.
- Teachers create activities for learners to learn by themselves.
6. Mission 1
How students will be guided in the use of computers
to solve problems of the Ban Nong Yai school ?
Problem 2 Teacher organize activities for the students to use
computers, they are typically used for playing games, watching
movies, chat and social media in particular face book which does
not use the computer as a tool to seek and create their own
learning.
7. Mission 1
How students will be guided in the use of computers
to solve problems of the Ban Nong Yai school ?
Solve
- Teachers and students helped to create the rules for using the
computer.
- Integrate content and learning process to a website that
interest or might draw the attention of students from issues in
website
8. Mission 2
How role of computer as a tool on learning ?
Discover tools
Tools support search for information
conduct required knowledge.
18. Mission 3
Design about using computer as a tool to
enhance instruction
To understand chemistry conceptually,
phenomena must be related at observable, symbolic and
microscopic levels
Students encounter misconceptions especially on microscopic
and symbolic levels.
19. Mission 3
Design about using computer as a tool to
enhance instruction
Instructors have used various strategies including animations
or computer simulation to help students visualize the
microscopic level
Students seeking evidence by laboratory
And use a computer simulation to
further their understanding
21. Members
Miss Kanokkhwan
Miss Jaroonlak
Mr. Teetawat
Miss Chunthanet
Miss Sarunya
Mr. Proranat
Miss Pattiya
Marayat
Worakhot
Najantad
Nasaro
Pinatuwong
Yakum
Pong-aram
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