You brought up some interesting points in your post. I found your thoughts on “trial and error” learning very thought provoking. It made so much sense. When it comes to learning, you have to tap into so many different theories of learning. You hit the mark when you stated, “It is complicated and therefore it seems all necessary and significant to consider all theories when considering the idea of learning and how we approach course design, materials, and methods of delivery.” I have to remember this when I am in my classroom. With the various learning styles and preferences in my classroom, it is almost impossible to focus on and use one theory of learning. This module has made me realize that I unconsciously am implementing various theories while educating my students in my classroom. That along is pleasing! Great post!
You brought up some interesting points in your post. I found your thoughts on “trial and error” learning very thought provoking. It made so much sense. When it comes to learning, you have to tap into so many different theories of learning. You hit the mark when you stated, “It is complicated and therefore it seems all necessary and significant to consider all theories when considering the idea of learning and how we approach course design, materials, and methods of delivery.” I have to remember this when I am in my classroom. With the various learning styles and preferences in my classroom, it is almost impossible to focus on and use one theory of learning. This module has made me realize that I unconsciously am implementing various theories while educating my students in my classroom. That along is pleasing! Great post!
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