Contextual learning makes the skill relevant and real — the heart of experiential learning — but the importance of past experience (and consequently pre-existing knowledge) needs to be taken into account, along with how it affects the present and how it can be helpful in the future.
Not exact matches
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Making education
contextual means recognizing that 1) theology involves responding to the living God in diverse human situations; 2) theology involves specific practices as much as it does religious concepts and experiences; and 3) theological education requires attention to personal formation and not simply the
learning of specialized lore and skills.
Making learning contextual to real - world experiences is a key
learning technique with differentiating for student interests.
Using up - to - date «presentation of
learned information
makes for realistic,
contextual, emotional connections» to what is
learned, says Torres.
Contextual learning (
making the
learning directly relevant) aids in problem solving, encourages learners to
learn from each other and allows them to monitor their own
learning, leading them to become motivated self - learners, or «active» learners (CORD, 2012).
And micro
learning, blended with mobile technologies, can enhance
learning effectiveness by
making learning contextual and personalized.
Wearable Technology Google Glass:
Making Learning Visible with Wearable Technology by Stacey Goodman 3 Wearable Educational Technology Secrets You Never Knew by Aditya Pullagurla #GoogleGlass at #DisneyWorld — An Example of
Contextual Awareness by David Kelly #GoogleGlass: The Experience, Reaction, and Possibilities — Resources Shared at #LSCon by David Kelly
In particular, they emphasize the context - specific nature of teaching and the need for teachers to integrate knowledge of subject matter, students, and
contextual conditions as they
make instructional decisions, engage students in
learning, and reflect on practice (Wayne & Youngs, 2003).
When possible, use the same
contextual situation from one
learning goal to the next to allow students to more easily build their new knowledge through connections
made to their prior knowledge.
With its intelligent interface and
contextual awareness, Bixby will
make your phone more helpful by assisting in completing tasks, telling you what you're looking at,
learning your routine and remembering what you need to do.
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Learn with Kyle Pearce, K - 12 Mathematics Consultant as he searches for ways to spark curiosity in students by
making math tasks that are
contextual, visual & concrete.