@bibianahuanquibarrero8584
You managed to put deep concepts and decades of hard work into only 4 (amazingly-clearly-explained) minutes. That's what great educators do. Keep it up
@jeevankoirala8143
This is THE channel that I was looking for since I started studying psychology. Thank you for making my lessons easier to understand through your hard work. Each lesson makes a lot of sense due to your superb graphics. Your voice is crystal clear and your explanation of theories and concepts is simply flawless.
@SiMeGamer
Definitely one of the best methods of learning. Falls completely in line with proper epistemological body of knowledge building as established by Ayn Rand ({sense perception -> percepts (concretes) -> concepts (abstractions) -> more concepts (more abstract abstractions) -> etc etc ... } = body of knowledge).
It's really sad that because of current ways of government forced education rather than it being up the market, students are almost never able to get this type of learning because of how costly it is when scaled (and thus fits better under smaller private education models). This is similar to what Sal Khan, the founder of Khan Academy, says "teach for mastery". He has a fantastic Ted Talk on the subject.
Really like this artstyle you had in this video. Really easy on the eyes and pretty to boot :]
@GoodMorningMrD
Thanks for that. I'm busy designing a podcast episode about constructivism and needed a quick revision of Bruner's role in it. This video delivered beyond expectation!
@magalyriverarojas3597
This theory can be applied to teach Phrasal verbs: depart from the previous knowledge the SS have about some verbs and prepositions , show pictures or images about these phrasal verbs, completation exercises, and creation of paragraph using them.
@fitrikurniawan9916
your 4 minutes explanation makes me understand the theory super easily - thank you
@shamnask3579
Your sound and way of making videos are simply awesome... All topics that you have covered had helped me lot in my studies....thanks a lot😍
@mohammadumar7545
A special thanks for Bruner and for others for giving us many Ideas and Advices
@anafigueroa1675
What a great video, it shed light on many concepts I've run into over my years of teaching.
@Avarice35
I have 2 type amnesia cause of a traumatic brain injury in 2018 and I have overcome my retrograde amnesia(thank god), since 2018/2019 Ive been searching for an effective way to learn stuff because I also have anterograde amnesia(I have trouble retaining recent and future memories). And I wish this video was recommended to me by the alogrithm earlier. Thank you for educating me today and thank you for making this. You helped me immensely 🙋🏻♀😘 Be safe and healthy! Thank you
@shubhamsrivastava8806
Yours 5 min clip is more beneficial than the 1 hr lecture on same topic
@teacherdavid--eatplaylearn5013
Blessings from Taiwan 🇹🇼😇🥰 Thank you for your video so I can teach my students BETTER than yesterday ! 🤗 I'm a subscriber now ! 🤓
@alosen2612
Brilliant explanation. Now my concept is crystal clear.
@aj5332
I like his philosophy about learning, cannot be more agree with
@montessorihour3398
I would love to use these videos as a reference for discussions with my students. thank you
@charlietrumpet96
You’ve just saved me a lot of time reading some heavy material for my PGCE that now I’ll understand much quicker
@jijov.j1545
Pls ,make a video about "productivity".
@Paarthsaarthiii
Excellent presentation........understandable..... with interested
@JV-ut4fi
Hey, I'm a Singaporean haha, great to hear about what has been done.
@sprouts