Effective learning environments depend on the interaction of four overlapping frames rather than their compartmentalization¶
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q1 i? Bransford et al. hold that the agency in designing a learning environment rests on the interaction of community-, knowledge-, learner-, and assessment-centered frames, not on any one frame alone. → Dennis 2022
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Dennis 2022¶
Dennis, J. (2022). (Re)Framing Our Frames: Architectonics, Intertextuality, and the Scholarship of Integration in Online Education. Canadian Journal of Learning and Technology, 48(2). https://www.cjlt.ca doi:10.21432/cjlt28123
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Theoretical synthesis section reporting Bransford et al.'s learning-science account as adopted by Anderson: community-, knowledge-, learner-, and assessment-centered environments overlap, and the article states the design agency "rests on the interaction of all four frames". No empirical test is reported here.
"Bransford et al. (2000) insist that the agency in the design of any learning environment rests on the interaction of all four frames of learning and not their compartmentalization."
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Effective learning environments depend on the interaction of four overlapping frames rather than their compartmentalization |
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Effective learning environments depend on the interaction of four overlapping frames rather than their compartmentalization |
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