For the blog #4, I chose the TED video on Effective Practicing How to practice effectively…for just about anything – Annie Bosler and Don Greene This video explains how our brains function and debunks some truths and myths regarding practicing. The video also briefly talks about effective practicing such as giving useful tips that are…
In our first group project about photography, my plan was to have the Royal Conservatory of Music, specifically their music theory style online music learning platform and user interface to teach and instruct beginner photographers. This insures everyone that have any kind of internet connected device can access their learning materials, whether it being a…
Experiential learning, is the way people learn through active physical practicing rather than just following instructions from an instructor in a classroom. It involves a learner to experience, reflect, think, and act. This encourage learners to find out whether the subject they’re studying is even interesting enough for the learner to dive deeper or not,…
Describe an example from your life of when you were taught using one or more of the methods described in the reading: behaviorism, cognitivism, constructivism and connectivism: In high school, my grades weren’t the best to say, however, the principal suggested I take an easy summer course just so I can boost my overall grades…
My name is Michael Qu, and I am in my 4th year at UVIC studying a music major with a minor in arts. However, unlike most music students or musicians that are dedicated to just one or 2 genres, I learn every genre. This also applies to art styles as well, when I create artwork,…