What Have I Learnt? This week I will be discussing what I have learnt throughout this module. What I have learnt about psychology and education? There are uses for things that I never considered to be important within education. Lectures are not good for engagement. In general lectures are not great for learning. What I have learnt from this module? Groups, leadership and men.

Josh Saunderson- Blog with a focus on Science of Learning. This was my second speech and relates to my blog post in week 3. This was my very first speech and relates to my blog post in week 1. As expected, the module was time consuming and .

Getting an education was a bit like a communicable sexual disease. It made you unsuitable for a lot of jobs and then you had the urge to pass it on.

Things I think should be changed. Or where my comments letting me down? Personally this was one of the most enjoyable modules in the three years.

Cannot believe it is time to write our last blog of the module! Where do I start to round it all up? To begin with I was sceptical about blogging as a form as assessment, I thought it may be an unreliable way of assessing due to the fact that there is limited personal feedback, which could make improvement minimum. HOWEVER, I take it back! And of co.

My Reflection on Science of Education. Before the module started, I actually really looked forward to the assessment being purely on blogs, because I liked the idea of being able to choose what I learned. Teachers can try to encourage students to rehearse information by making sure they test st.

Science of education speech 1. So this will be my final blog for the science of education module. I have learnt a lot over the past few weeks but there are so many sub topics to research regarding this a.

When the Pencil Meets the Neuron. When I chose this module, I had some serious reservations about it.