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Resources Content:
Learning
Environment
Creating
High-Achieving Learning Environments
This web page contains a variety of resources on creating learning
environments that encourage achievement for all students. There
are also video and audio clips of educators discussing issues
related to creating these environments.
Design of Constructivist
Learning Environments
link coming soon
Designing
Effective Learning Environments
This paper by Susan
E. Berryman discusses five erroneous assumptions about learning
as well as various cognitive apprenticeship models.
Foundations
for Personalized Web Learning Environments
Margaret Martinez and C.Victor Bunderson describe a research foundation
that supports individual differences as they relate to learning
on the web. They discuss (a) sources for individual learning differences,
(b) specific reasons why some learners may be more self-directed
or self-motivated than others, and (c) design guidelines that
tap into the dominant influence of emotions, intentions, and social
aspects on learning.
Inclusive
Adult Learning Environments
Based on adult learning theories, this Eric Document describes
what it means to create an inclusive learning environment, examines
some related issues, and presents some guidelines for structuring
inclusive learning environments.
Learner
Control in Asynchronous Learning Environments
Paula Daugherty explores the centrality of learner control in
asynchronous learning environments supported by online and hypermedia
technologies.
Metaphors
for Instruction: Why We Talk About Learning Environments
Brent Wilson discusses what we mean by constructivist learning
environments and explains why the idea is worth studying.
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