MODULE 1

Metacognition
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Learned
Metacognition involve My reaction in By applying this teaching and
about one's own this metacognition learning process in several ways.
thingking.Two key is every individual First,Explicit Instruction:Educators
insights from might experience can explicity teach metacognitive
metacognition are the self- strategies,helping students
importance of being reflection,monitori understand how to plan,monitor,and
aware of cognitive ng their own evaluate their own thinking
processes and cognitive processes.This involves making
strategies,and the processes,and students aware of various cognitive
ability to regulate adapting strategies strategies and when to apply
and control one's based on their them.Second,Reflection
learning by adjusting understanding of Activities:This helps them become
these processes based their own more aware of their thinking
on feedback and thingking. patterns,strengths,and areas that
experiences. need improvement.Third,Metacognitive
Tools:Integrate technology or tools
that support metacognition.
Remember,the goal is to empower
students to take an active role in
their learning by understanding and
managing their copgnitive process
effectively.
MODULE 2
Learer-Centered Psychological Principles
Two things you learned Reactions Applications
In this module emphasize My reactions in Applying this module in the
creating environments and this module.These teaching and learning
practices that enhanced the principles focus on process involves
learning tailoring education incorporating strategies
experience.First,Ative to the needs and that prioritize the
Engagement.This principle charcteristics of needs,enagagement,and
recognizes that active the individuality of students.By
engagement promotes a deeper learner,promoting incorporating these
understanding and retendion active strategies,educators like me
ofinformation.Lastly,Meanigful engagement,and can create an environment
Connections.This principle creating meaningful where learners are actively
underscores the importance of learning engaged,motivated,and able
lingking new information to experiences. to take charge oftheir own
what students already know. learning.
 MODULE 3
Review of Theories Related to the Learners Development
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1.Nature vs. Nurture:Many My reactions in this I will apply this
theories emphasize that module that review teaching and learning
interplay between genetic of theories related process
factors and environment to learner through,Providing
influences in shaping a learners development information, Guidance on
development.Understanding this underscore the rich individual
interactions is crucial for diversity and Differences,Lesson
educators to provide effective complexity involved planning
support tailored to individual in understanding how assistant,insight into
needs. individuals learn learning challenges and
2.Stages of Develpment:According and grow.It Facilitating
to a number of theories,students emphasizes the Discussions.Remember ,wh
go through several development importance of ile I can provide
phases,each of which is consediring various information and
distinguished by particular factors,such as guidance,the practical
social,emotional,or cognitive cognitive,social,and applications of these
benchmarks.Undersatnding these emoltional theories requires a
phases enables teachers to aspects,in shaping nuanced and contextual
modify their lessons plans in effective approach by educators
accordance with developmental educational and learnrers in real-
preparedness of their students. approaches. world educational
settings.

MODULE 4
Individual Differences
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1.Diversity of Learning Styles: My reaction in this Applying the
Individuals exhibit diverse module that understanding of
learning styles, influenced by understandin is individual differences
factors such as cognitive crucial in education. in the teaching and
preferences, sensory modalities, Recognizing and learning process
and personal experiences. respecting the involves tailoring
Recognizing and accommodating diversity in learning educational approaches
these differences can enhance styles, preferences, to accommodate diverse
the effectiveness of educational and backgrounds needs.
approaches. contributes to
2.Impact of Socio-Cultural creating more
Factors: inclusive and
Understanding and valuing these effective learning
factors is crucial for creating environments.
inclusive learning environments.
 MODULE 5
Learning/Thingking Styles and Multiple Intelligences
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1).Diverse Cognitive Approaches: My reaction in this Applying
Individuals exhibit diverse module that learning/thinking
learning and thinking styles, understanding and styles and multiple
influenced by factors such as appreciating intelligences in the
preferences for visual, auditory, diverse teaching and learning
or kinesthetic modalities. learning/thinking process involves
Recognizing and accommodating these styles and multiple recognizing
differences can optimize the intelligences are individual
learning experience. crucial in preferences and
2).Multiple Intelligence education. designing activities
Modalities: Howard Gardner's theory Acknowledging that cater to diverse
of multiple intelligences suggests individual strengths. By
that individuals possess varied strengths and incorporating these
intelligences beyond traditional preferences strategies, educators
measures like IQ. This includes enhances the can create a more
linguistic, logical-mathematical, effectiveness of responsive and
spatial, musical, interpersonal, teaching and allows engaging learning
intrapersonal, bodily-kinesthetic, for a more environment that
and naturalistic intelligences. personalized and accommodates the
Acknowledging this diversity helps inclusive learning diverse strengths and
educators design activities that experience. preferences of
tap into different intelligences. students.

MODULE 6
Learners with Exceptionalities
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Exceptional learners include My reaction in In adapting teaching and
those with special needs learners with learning for students with
related to cognitive exceptionalities exceptionalities, it's
abilities,behavior,social this is help to crucial to provide
functioning physical and those students who personalized support.
sensory have a special Remember, the key is
impairments,emotional needs. recognizing and respecting
disturbances and the unique strengths and
giftedness.First,Individual challenges of each learner
with Disabilities Education while fostering an inclusive
Act and Specific Cognitive educational environment.
or Academic
Difficulties.This is the two
things that I learned in
this module.
 MODULE 7
Behavioism:Pavlov,Thorndike,Skinner
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Two things that I learned My reaction in In education,we can apply
in behaviorism is about behaviorism,Pavlov Behaviorism
classical conditioning classical Pavlov,Thorndike,Skinner in
through Pavlov experiments conditioning teaching and learning process
with dogs,where he involves associating through behaviorism
demonstrate how a neutral stimulus principle.First,Pavlov
associations could be with an Classical
formed between a neutral unconditioned Conditioning.Second,Thorndike
stimulus an a reflex stimulus to evoke a Laws of Effect and
response.Thorndike law of response.Thorndike lastly,Skinner Operant
Effect,on the other Law of Effects Conditioning.These approaches
hand,emphasized the states that behavior highlight the importance of
consequences of followed by positive creating positive and
behavior,illustrating that outcomes are more reinforcing learning
behaviors followed by likely to be environment,where students
favorable outcomes are more repeated.Skinners are motivated to engage with
likely to be operant conditioning the materials and
repeated.Skinner operant emphasizes exhibitdesired
conditioning further reinforcement and behaviors.Consistency in
expanded on this,showing punishment to shape reinforcement and providing
how behavior could be behavior. timely feedback are key
modified through aspects of applying
reinforcement or behavriorist principles in
punishment. teaching and learning.
MODULE 8
Neo-Behaviorism:Tolman and Bandura
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Neo–behaviorism,represented by My reactions in In applying neo-
psychologist like Edward Tolman and this behaviorist
Albert Bandura,introduced new module.Tolman and principles .By
elements to traditional Bandura integrating those
behavioristtheories.First,Edward contributions to approaches of Tolman
Tolman:Cognitive Maps and neo-behaviorism and Bandura,educators
lastly,Albert Bandura:Social Learning offer a more can cater to diverse
Theory.These contribution from Tolman nuanced learning style,promote
and Bandura marked a shift toward perspective,consi active engagement,and
acknowledging cognitive processes and dering cognitive recognize the
the role of mental representations aspects and importance of cognitive
behavior,enriching the behaviorist social factors in processes and social
perspective with more complex insight shaping behavior. interactions in the
into learning and behavior. learning journey.
 MODULE 9
Gestalt Psychology
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Two things that I learned Gestalt psychology focus on Applying Gestalt
in Gestalt perception and the Psychology in the
Psychology.First,Principle organization of stimuli teaching and learning
of Culture Gestalt provides valuable insights process can enhance
psychologist observed that into how the mind processes understanding and
individuals tend to information.The principle rfetention.By
perceive incomplete like closure and proximity incorporating these
figures or shapes as reveal the brains innate principles,educators can
complete.Lastly,Law of tendency to organize leverage Gestalt
Proximty this principle elements into meaningful Psychology to create a
suggest that are closed to patterns.This emphasis on learning environment
each other are perceived the whole being more than that aligns with the
as unified group. the sum of its parts natural tendencies of
contributes to a deeper the mind to organize and
understanding of perception perceive information in
and cognition. meaningful ways.

MODULE 10
Information Processisng

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Two things that I learned in My reaction in Applying information
this module.First,Sensory information processing processing principles into
Register information models provide a the teaching and learning
register processing involves systematic framework process involves
sensory register,where for understanding how implementing strategies
information from the the mind that align with how the
environment is briefly receives,encodes,store mind
stored in its raw s,and retrieves receives,encodes,stores,an
form.Lastly,Working Memory information.The d retrieved information.By
is a limited capacity system emphasis on stages integrating these
responsible for temporarily like sensory register strategies,educators can
holding and manipulating and working memory create an instructional
information.These concepts offers insights into environment that aligns
are integral to the cognitive process with the cognitive
understanding how involved in learning processes of information
information is and problem-solving. processing,fostering
received,processed,and effective learning and
utilized by the human mind. knowledge retention.
 MODULE 11
Gagne's Conditions of Learning
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learned
Two things that I Gagne's conditions of lear Applying Gagne's conditions
learned in Gagnes ning provide a systematic learning in the teaching and
Conditions of and structed approach to learning process involves
Learning.First,Hier instructional design.The integrating instructional
archy of Learning hierarchy of learning and strategies that align with
is consist of the nine events of different types of learning
different types of instruction offer valuable outcomes and the nine events
learning insights into tailoring of instruction.By
outcomes,ranging educational experiences.The incorporating those elements
from simple to emphasis on different types into teaching
complex.Lastly,Nine of learning outcomes practices,educators can
Events of recognizes the diversity of create a more structured and
Instruction Gagne skills and knowledge,while effective learning
identified nine the instructional events environment that caters to
instructional event provide a framework for different types of learning
that contribute to creating engaging and outcomes and engages students
effective learning. effective learning throughout the instructional
experiences. process.
MODULE 12
Ausubel's Meaningful Verbal Learning/Subsumption Theory
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learned
Two things that I Ausubel's Meaningful Verbal Applying Ausubel's
learned in this Learning and Subsumption Meaningful Verbal Learning
module .First,Advan Theory emphasize the and Subsumption Theory in
ce significance of meaningful teaching involves
Organizers.Lastly,S learning by connecting new incorporating strategies
ubsumption. These information with existing that facilitate meaningful
principles cognitive structures. The use learning and build on
underscore the of advance organizers as a existing cognitive
importance of tool to facilitate this structures. By
building on prior process aligns with the idea incorporating these
knowledge and of providing a cognitive strategies, educators can
providing framework for learners. This create a learning
organizational approach encourages a deeper environment that aligns
frameworks to understanding of the material with Ausubel's theory,
enhance the and emphasizes the importance promoting meaningful
meaningful learning of building on prior learning and helping
of new information. knowledge. students build a more
interconnected.
 MODULE 13
Bruner's Constructivist Theory
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Two thing that I learned un this Bruner's Applying Bruner's
module.First,Spiral constructivism Constructivism Theory in the
Curriculum:Bruner introduced the theory provides teaching and learning process
concept of a "spiral a valuable involves creating an
curriculum," emphasizing the perspective environment that encourages
importance of revisiting key that active engagement, discovery,
concepts at different points in underscores the and the gradual deepening of
a student's education.Lastly, importance of understanding. By integrating
Discovery Learning:Bruner learner these strategies, educators
emphasized the significance of involvement, can create a dynamic and
discovery learning, where discovery, and learner-centered environment
students actively explore and the progressive that aligns with Bruner's
construct their own knowledge. development of Constructivism Theory,
These concepts from Bruner's understanding fostering meaningful learning
constructivism theory highlight throughout the experiences and promoting the
the dynamic and interactive educational development of a deeper and
nature of learning, emphasizing journey. more interconnected
the role of the learner in understanding of the subject
constructing meaning through matter.
active engagement and revisiting
key concepts over time.

MODULE 14
Constructivism:Knowledge Construction/Concept Learning
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Two things that I learned My reaction in this module In applying
that constructivism, that contructivism, constructivism to
particularly concerning knowledge is seen as teaching and
knowledge construction and actively constructed by learning, educators.
concept learning.First, individuals through By implementing these
Active Knowledge experiences and strategies, educators
Construction: interactions with the can create an
Constructivism posits that environment. It emphasizes environment that
learners actively construct hands-on learning and fosters active
their understanding of the personal interpretation of learning, critical
world.Second, Conceptual information. thinking, and the
Change. constructivism.
MODULE 15
Tranfer of Learning
 Two things you learned Reactions Applying
Two things that I learned My reactions in this The context of teaching and
that Positive Transfer: module thnat learning, applying transfer
Positive transfer occurs transfer of learning of learning involves helping
when knowledge or skills is helping students students connect their
learned in one situation to connect their existing knowledge and
enhance learning or skills and knowledge skills to new concepts or
performance in a new in everyday they do. tasks. By incorporating
situation. Negative these strategies, educators
Transfer: Negative transfer, can foster an environment
on the other hand, happens that supports the transfer
when previously learned of learning, helping
information or skills hinder students apply their
the learning or performance knowledge and skills
of a new task. effectively across different
situations.

MODULE 16
Bloom's Taxonomy of Educational Objectives-Revised
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Bloom's Taxonomy of My reaction in this Applying Bloom's Taxonomy in
Educational Objectives is a module that Bloom's the teaching and learning
framework that classifies Taxonomy. It's a process involves aligning
educational goals into a valuable framework instructional strategies,
hierarchy, ranging from in education, assessments, and learning
lower-order thinking skills helping educators activities with the
to higher-order thinking define learning different cognitive levels
skills. Cognitive Domain: objectives, design outlined in the taxonomy. By
Bloom's Taxonomy divides curriculum, and integrating Bloom's Taxonomy
cognitive skills into six assess students' into teaching practices,
levels, starting from basic progress by educators can create a more
to more complex mental categorizing comprehensive and scaffolded
abilities. cognitive skills. learning experience,
supporting students in
developing.

MODULE 17
Sternberg's Successful Intelligence Theory and WICS Model
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Robert J. Sternberg's Successful My reaction in Applying Sternberg's
Intelligence Theory and WICS model this module Successful Intelligence
(Wisdom, Intelligence, Creativity that Theory and the WICS
Synthesized) emphasize a broader Sternberg's model in the teaching
perspective on intelligence. Successful and learning process
Triarchic Theory of Intelligence: Intelligence involves integrating
Sternberg's Triarchic Theory proposes Theory and the diverse forms of
three types of intelligence: WICS model. intelligence and
analytical, creative, and practical. These theories promoting a holistic
WICS Model (Wisdom, Intelligence, offer a approach to education.
Creativity Synthesized): valuable By incorporating these
The WICS model extends Sternberg's perspective by principles, educators
approach by integrating wisdom as a expanding the can create a learning
crucial component. Understanding concept of environment that aligns
these concepts helps educators and intelligence to with Sternberg's
researchers appreciate intelligence include theories, fostering not
in a more multifaceted way, creative and only cognitive
considering not only cognitive practical development but also
abilities but also the application of dimensions, as creativity, practical
knowledge in real-world contexts and well as ethical skills, and ethical
the ethical dimensions of decision- considerations. awareness.
making.

MODULE 18
Problem-Solving and Creativity
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learned
Two things that I In the realm of problem- Integrating problem-solving
learned solving and creativity, and creativity into the
that,Divergent it's fascinating to observe teaching and learning
Thinking is a the dynamic interplay process can cultivate a
cognitive process between structured dynamic and engaging
that involves approaches like problem- educational environment. By
generating a variety solving heuristics and the infusing problem-solving
of possible open-ended exploration strategies and fostering
solutions or ideas. encouraged by divergent creativity, educators
Problem-Solving thinking. These concepts empower students to not only
Heuristic are mental provide valuable tools for grasp content but also
shortcuts or navigating challenges and develop essential skills for
strategies. fostering innovation. navigating an ever-changing
world.
MODULE 19
Meaning and Types of Motivation
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learned
Two things that I In exploring the meaning and Applying the meaning and
learned is that types of motivation, the types of motivation in the
Intrinsic and dichotomy between intrinsic teaching and learning
Extrinsic and extrinsic motivation process involves tailoring
Motivation: underscores the complex instructional strategies
Intrinsic motivation interplay between internal to engage students on both
stems from internal desires and external factors intrinsic and extrinsic
factors, such as influencing behavior. The levels. By recognizing and
personal interest or foundational insights from addressing both intrinsic
enjoyment in the Self-Determination Theory and extrinsic motivational
task itself. further emphasize the factors, educators can
Intrinsic and importance of addressing create a dynamic learning
Extrinsic fundamental psychological environment that supports
Motivation: needs for fostering sustained diverse student needs and
Intrinsic motivation and genuine motivation. This motivations. This approach
stems from internal understanding provides a promotes sustained
factors, such as nuanced lens for designing engagement, a love for
personal interest or strategies that inspire and learning, and the
enjoyment in the drive individuals toward development of self-
task itself. their goals. regulation skills.

MODULE 20
Theories on Factors Affecting Motivation
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The two things that I learned that In delving into theories Applying theories
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. on factors affecting on factors
Abraham Maslow's theory posits motivation, the affecting
that human motivation is intricate interplay motivation in the
influenced by a hierarchy of between psychological teaching and
needs, ranging from basic needs, expectations, and learning process
physiological needs to higher- values emerges as a involves
level needs like self- crucial determinant of tailoring
actualization. Expectancy-Value human behavior. Maslow's instructional
Theory: Hierarchy of Needs strategies to
The Expectancy-Value Theory offers a foundational address
suggests that individuals are perspective on the psychological
motivated to engage in activities sequential nature of needs,
based on their expectations of motivation, highlighting expectations, and
success and the perceived value or the importance of the perceived
importance of the task. addressing fundamental. value of tasks.
MODULE 21
Student Diversity in Motivation
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Two things that I In recognizing the Applying the concept of
learned in this module diverse motivations student diversity in
that, Differences: among students, the motivation to the teaching and
Students exhibit educational landscape learning process involves
diverse backgrounds, becomes a rich tapestry adopting inclusive practices
experiences, and where individual that accommodate various
learning styles, differences and cultural learning styles, backgrounds,
leading to variations influences play pivotal and individual preferences. By
in what motivates them. roles. Understanding and embracing and actively
Cultural Influences: embracing this diversity addressing the diversity in
Cultural factors present opportunities student motivations, educators
significantly impact for tailored and create an environment that
students' motivation. inclusive teaching acknowledges and respects
Understanding the strategies, fostering an individual differences. This
individual and cultural environment that not approach not only enhances
aspects of student only accommodates but student engagement but also
diversity in motivation celebrates the varied contributes to a more
is crucial for motivations that drive equitable and enriching
educators to tailor student engagement and learning experience for all.
their teaching success.
strategies effectively.

MODULE 22
Human developmental factors influencing motivation

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Two things that I Human developmental factors Applying human developmental
learned in this influencing motivation factors affecting motivation
module present a dynamic interplay in the teaching and learning
that,Cognitive between cognitive, social, process involves adapting
development, as and emotional dimensions. instructional strategies to
outlined by Recognizing that individuals align with the cognitive,
theorists like progress through stages of social, and emotional stages
Piaget, influences cognitive and emotional of learners.
how individuals development allows for a
perceive and more nuanced approach to
approach tasks. motivational strategies.
MODULE 23
Classroom Climate
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learned
Two things that I In the realm of classroom Applying positive classroom
learned in this climate, the establishment climate principles in the
module of positive teacher-student teaching and learning process
that,Positive relationships stands as the involves creating an
Teacher-Student cornerstone for fostering an environment that nurtures
Relationships, environment conducive to relationships, fosters
Building positive learning. The recognition of inclusivity, and supports
relationships with diversity within the student well-being. By
students fosters a classroom and the commitment actively implementing these
supportive to creating an inclusive and strategies, educators
classroom climate. supportive space reflect a contribute to a positive
An inclusive fundamental understanding classroom climate that
classroom climate that the climate profoundly enhances student engagement,
acknowledges and influences students' learning outcomes, and
values the experiences and engagement overall well-being.
diversity of in the educational process.
students.

MODULE 24
Physical Learning Environment
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Classroom Layout and In contemplating the Applying principles of
Design: physical learning the physical learning
The physical arrangement environment, it becomes environment in the
of the classroom, evident that the teaching and learning
including seating arrangement and design process involves
arrangements and of the classroom hold a intentional design and
organization of materials, significant impact on organization to create an
can impact the flow of the educational atmosphere that supports
learning activities and experience. A thoughtful educational goals. By
student engagement. and well-organized space consciously applying
Multisensory Learning has the potential to these principles,
Spaces: foster engagement, educators can shape a
Creating a learning collaboration, and physical learning
environment that engages multisensory learning. environment that promotes
multiple senses, such as engagement, supports
incorporating visuals and diverse learning styles,
tactile elements. and contributes