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What, more Psych? Psychology blog for Science of Education. February 5, 2014. Blog one – Nostalgia trips, part one. Nostalgia, we love it. Looking back at times gone by through rose tinted glasses and seeing how amazing and magical those times were. I mean, do you remember 1995 when Sony brought out the first Playstation? Or 2000 when they brought out the Playstation 2? And they want you to as well. The popular ‘nostalgic’ memories it’s aiming for are associated with the Playstation 1 a...I’m a sma...
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What, more Psych? Psychology blog for Science of Education. October 24, 2013. 8220;Enter the Grid.”. So today I’m going to have a talk about ‘immersion’, its relationship and similarity to ‘flow’, and therefore it’s usefulness for education. Now if ‘flow’ sounds like something familiar to you, it’s probably because you’ve already read about it in James’ blog. Which amazingly is where I discovered the concept of ‘flow’ and where I’m claiming my inspiration for this blog. Brown and Cairns, 2004). Now ‘imme...
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What, more Psych? Psychology blog for Science of Education. February 5, 2014. Blog one – Nostalgia trips, part one. Nostalgia, we love it. Looking back at times gone by through rose tinted glasses and seeing how amazing and magical those times were. I mean, do you remember 1995 when Sony brought out the first Playstation? Or 2000 when they brought out the Playstation 2? And they want you to as well. The popular ‘nostalgic’ memories it’s aiming for are associated with the Playstation 1 a...I’m a sma...
Silver-lining at the end of the tunnel. Wait, what? | What, more Psych?
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What, more Psych? Psychology blog for Science of Education. November 22, 2013. Silver-lining at the end of the tunnel. Wait, what? So now I’ve looked at how educational games can work, and I’ve looked at how this can be exploited negatively, and I’ve also given some thought into a bad example of an educational game. Now these games aren’t perfect, they need to take into account content and experience to work properly (De Grove, Bourgonjon and Looy, 2012) but they promote a better attitude from the studen...
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What, more Psych? Psychology blog for Science of Education. November 1, 2013. Ignoring all the above as introduction, welcome to a blog about what video games are already teaching us;. Prot et al (2012) published a paper called ‘Video games: good, bad or other? Just think here for a second, how did you learn the limits of what your body is capable of? You weren’t born knowing how far you could jump, or fall, or how durable your body was. You learnt it through experience. Aggression is always beaten on as...
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Science of Education 2013/14. The replies were great to my original post – the right answer is Jones MUSIC Model of Engagement. I have tried to maximise all five components of the model in order to maximise engagement and intrinsic motivation. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. November 25, 2013. Blog 6 is now History. 2 thoughts on “ Science of Education. December 5, 2013 at 11:20 am. Testing an embedded link. December 5, 2013 at 11:21 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
Is feedback really all that important? | kp1203
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By kp1203 Katherine Parkes. Is feedback really all that important? A quote by Phil Beadle (2012), who won secondary school teacher of the year, describes marking and giving feedback as. The most important thing you do as a teacher. All the other stuff is of no use whatsoever if you don’t mark your books properly. This module provides students with nothing but a grade each week. But why is this? It is important to appreciate that merely providing feedback isn’t always successful, research by Maclell...
Video Games in the Classroom | James Redmond's Psych Blog
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James Redmond's Psych Blog. Video Games in the Classroom. October 25, 2013. Nope Even though I was spending more hours in school, I was learning more information (all be it irrelevant) playing games. Quest to learn is a public school in New York City ( http:/ q2l.org/. Century, encouraging innovation and problem solving schools which traditional schools just don’t provide. ( http:/ q2l.org/curriculum. Blunt, R. (2007). Does game-based learning work? Roberts, D. F., Foehr, U. G. and Rideou...Sit Down and ...
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And now for something completely different.Catchphrases in Advertising →. December 6, 2013 · 11:42 pm. Blog 9 reflective blog. This module has been very hard work, on average it has taken me three or four days in a week to write and comment on the various blogs, I have read hundreds of papers and spent quite a bit of time swearing at the various websites that will let you see an abstract but not get the paper without paying for it, because usually that’s the one which best supported my argument! I think ...
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Just another WordPress.com site. Week 6 – Trois Rivieres. November 15, 2013. 8216;Additional physical education has an effect on academic performance.’ (Shepard, 2007). Looking back to previous blogs, I concluded in favour of external extra curricular activities affecting academic performance. But to what extent and exactly how they can affect academic performance is what I am now interested in? Week 5 – Is Positive procrastination beneficial to Academic Performance? November 16, 2013 at 4:51 pm. Shephar...
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Science of Education 2013/14. Thursday – but done. Your grades are up, and you have done well again. I think there are a number of comments awaiting moderation, because there are a number of you who have done four comments, and I would have expected five. Send me an e-mail if you think you have been effected with your five comments (usually indicated by a grade). The blogs that impressed me this week are: Caroline’s. Have a look and see what you think. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. We had our f...
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Science of Education 2013/14. Our class has been designed around a theoretical model of motivation from the field of psychology that has a number of principles or components. I would like you to think about the class and see if you can figure out what the model is (it has been mentioned in several blogs this semester). This entry was posted in Uncategorized. November 4, 2013. Blog 6 is now History →. 6 thoughts on “ Science of Education. November 12, 2013 at 1:09 pm. November 12, 2013 at 1:10 pm. This cl...
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Science of Education 2013/14. The replies were great to my original post – the right answer is Jones MUSIC Model of Engagement. I have tried to maximise all five components of the model in order to maximise engagement and intrinsic motivation. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. November 25, 2013. Blog 6 is now History. 2 thoughts on “ Science of Education. December 5, 2013 at 11:20 am. Testing an embedded link. December 5, 2013 at 11:21 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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What, more Psych? Psychology blog for Science of Education. February 5, 2014. Blog one – Nostalgia trips, part one. Nostalgia, we love it. Looking back at times gone by through rose tinted glasses and seeing how amazing and magical those times were. I mean, do you remember 1995 when Sony brought out the first Playstation? Or 2000 when they brought out the Playstation 2? And they want you to as well. The popular ‘nostalgic’ memories it’s aiming for are associated with the Playstation 1 a...I’m a sma...
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