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How to stimulate engagement in elearning

KnowledgeOne

Create a climate conducive to active engagement by giving space for emotional reactions to emerge, encouraging learners to build on their existing knowledge and follow their intuition, while explicitly valuing the right to make mistakes. Give precise, detailed feedback, and correct errors after the exercise so that lessons can be learned.

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The Crucial Role of Emotions and “Skilled” Intuitions in Learning

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The Iowa Gambling Task paradigm To explore the role of emotion and “skilled” intuitions (we’ll come back to this concept later) in learning and thus better guide teaching practice, Mary Helen Immordino-Yang and Matthias Faeth didn’t turn to direct studies of brain mechanisms.

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Embodiment Online

Kadenze

Image courtesy of The Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies. At the Laban/Bartenieff Institute , we had been thinking about online teaching and learning for some years, especially since many prospective students wanted to study the work but could not reasonably or affordably come to New York City or other locations globally to do so.

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Online training in empathic mode

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Among its approaches, the pedagogy of empathy is one that can be implemented even in simplified elearning solutions. It has been demonstrated that teaching can benefit from increased empathy in the pedagogical relationship (Poirier, 2013; Cooper, 2011; Gribble & Oliver, 1973; Washburn 2008). Here is what this approach is all about!

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Online Classes vs Traditional Classes – Find the Best for You

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Since the emergence of online learning, there has been a discussion on whether online classes are better than traditional classes. For example, early studies of Daymond and Blau (2008) and Yerby and Floyd (2013) showed that online students perform as well but not better than traditional students. They offer custom learning.

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7 principles of 21st-century learning and elearning

KnowledgeOne

It is therefore important to carefully plan the integration of activities and projects between pairs — discussions, teamwork, case studies, etc. — 2013), can be broken down into a socio-cognitive, socio-affective and pedagogical presence. They can also be used to foster a sense of belonging, a key factor in learning.

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14 Articles on MOOCs

Jay Cross

eld of study, and a collection of freely accessible online resources. A pedagogy of abundance or a pedagogy to support human beings? He would like to see curricula and pedagogy move away from knowledge and skills to be a “pedagogy for human beings.” A pedagogy of abundance or a pedagogy to support human beings?