Thorndike
I read the research by E.L.
Thorndike, his article entitled “The Contribution of Psychology to
Education." (Thorndike)
1. What are the roles for education and psychology envisioned by E.L. Thorndike?
1. What are the roles for education and psychology envisioned by E.L. Thorndike?
According to Thorndike
psychology makes education clearer and easier to understand. It allows the importance of human behavior
and human nature to come to light. It is
important to use child psychology and development to understand how behaviors
and human nature effect a child’s education.
Teachers can take that research and transfer into their work within the
classroom.
2. Have these roles
changed? What kind of methods did Thorndike recommend for research?
Students were put into a
cookie cutter mold and all students were assumed to learn in the same way. It was assumed that students didn’t understand
things quickly and were treated that way.
Now students are taught in a way that utilizes psychology. Students are now taught in a way so that all
students can understand. Lessons are
taught using differentiated instruction and behaviors, environment, social
interaction, background, and culture are taken into consideration when children
are learning.
Think about your
Professional Development Plan. In your 1 page plan, identify:
1. What constitutes
scholarly research.
Scholarly research
incorporates peer-reviewed articles, books, blogs, and websites created by
professionals. When I look for
information and research to use for myself I review work that has in-depth
research on the topic I am learning about.
.
2. Ways to acquire and
interpret scholarly research.
The Mount library gives
us access to many different data bases that we can utilize for research such as
EBSCO and ProQuest. You can get articles
and research through these databases. At
the end of every article the sources are clearly cited for you to review.
3. Ways to use scholarly
research in your future practice.
When using Scholarly Research,
it is important to keep in mind where you pull your information from. Using the databases that I previously
mentioned have help you with research topics in the future. This research can help you to effectively teach
your students within the classroom.
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