Name That Theory
Name That Theory is a game based on correctly identifying the principles from different learning theories. This game is based on progression gamification.
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Topics of this game:
- Why do I have to learn this and how will it benefit me?
- LT: I must learn only what the teachers says I need to know
- Emotions Should be Considered When Learning
- This theory emphasizes the important inner world for students
- The ideal learning environment should cater to the social, emotional, and cognitive need
- Learners' self-concept is dependent
- The Learner's Experience Is of Little Worth
- Learners/ motivators are extrinsic, such as grades, rewards, parental pressures
- Learner's self-concept is being responsible for their own decisions
- Learners Do not Like Others Imposing Their Will on Them
- Learners come in with more experiences to draw upon
- Learners Become Ready to Learn If They Want to Pass or Get Promoted
- Learning is seen as acquiring subject matter content
- Learners' Orientation to Learning is Life-Centered
- Learning Theory that States Humans Are Good at Their Core
- Learning Theory states we have an intrinsic value to be our best selves
- Learning Theory States Learners Have Free Will to do and Think about What We Want
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