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What is the timeline of Pavlov, Watson, Thorndike, and Skinner. What is Pavlov's dogs experiment. What is Pavlov flow chat. Examples of unconditioned stimulus, unconditioned response, neutral stimulus, no conditioned response, conditioned stimulus, and conditioned response. What is Watson's Little Albert experiment. Who is the founder of behaviourism. What is Thorndike's Puzzle Box experiment. What is the law of effect. What is the law of exercise. What is Skinner's Box. What is operant cond...

Who is Burner. What are the types of effective scaffolding. What are the modes of representations. What is spiral curriculum. What is accelerated learning. What is problem-based learning (PBL), what are the strengths and weaknesses. What is the theory of instruction. What is the role of language, what are the strengths and weaknesses. What are the implications on learning and teaching. What are the similarities and differences between Bruner and Piaget. What are the similarities and differences ...

Who is Vygotsky. What is the timeline of Vygotsky and Piaget. What is the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD). What is a Much Knowledgeable Other (MKO). What is Scaffolding, how does it link to the ZPD. What is peer collaboration, how can this be used in relation to ZPD and MKO. What is language/speech development and internalisation. What are Vygotsky's 2 different stages of speech development. What are the supporting and contrasting theories. What is Piaget's egocentric speech. What is Vygot...

How to apply Piaget's theory to education. Evaluate Piaget's theory, identifying strengths and weaknesses. What is the developmental stage theory. What is Piaget's theory of cognitive development. What is stage 1 - sensorimotor stage. What is stage 2 - pre-operational stage. What is stage 3 - concrete operational stage. What is stage 4 - formal operational stage. What is the nature of Piaget's stages. What are the critiques of Piaget's tasks. What are the key concepts of Piaget's theory. W...

Brief overview of some ED2BEP modules. Describes basics behind contemporary education policies. Focuses on higher education, TEF, foundation of education, contemporary educational policies/acts, prison education.

Overview of ED2BLE. Detailed discussions, theories, books. Focuses on: women and leadership, identity and leadership, emotional labour, resonance and dissonance leadership, emotional intelligence, leadership as a whole entity. Looking at leadership separate, as well as leadership in education.

Overview of all ED2BGP modules. Covers detailed, in depth discussions. Focusing on: global citizenship education, future and past job trends, education for sustainability, globalisation, digitalisation, sustainable development goals, sustainable development goal 4, introductions.

Overview of some modules. Looking at gender under a microscope across education, society, art, social media, and generations. Covers detailed discussion on: gender as a whole, gendered and raced school experiences, gender theories, global gender identities, gendered social media, gendered generational perspectives, and representations in art.

Overview of all modules. All information needed to write detailed, highly graded assignment. Support towards placement organisation. Covers: staff development and communication, trauma informed practice, leadership, SEN, professionalism, engaging with learners, qualitative methodology.

What is CPD. Why is CPD important. Diagram of formal, incidental, informal, and planned communication. What are the disciplines of a learning organisation (SENGE).What is staff supervision. What are the types of staff supervision. What are the functions of staff supervision. What are the approaches to staff supervision. What is the difference between supervision and coaching. What is mentoring. What is coaching. How does 21st century technology improve communication in education. How has technol...