Learning takes place when students are able to construct meaning based on their own experiences. Often that’s happening with a change in the situation.
Boom !! , it seems good. Yes I understood that everything what we do in this day to day life , we should think that if I do this what will happen next and do it . I like to make a video depending on this you should do that because I don't know how to do and I do not have any channels and I am a 13 years boy
i think so. especially if you can really dive into someone's world. Deep enough so you pull yourself out of your current situation into another space ;)
@@sprouts I was a reader as a kid. Preferred reading more than playing or hanging out with friends during lunch in elementary ang middleschool(yup. Loner😆 I had friends but I chose the library more, everyday). I guess...thanks to that, I can easily help myself and other people understand something that they can't see in them or a situation but I (not to sound cocky) sometimes can. I may not be science or math smart (yup I read literature and story books), but my I guess I can say my empathy level is pretty good.
Jezus Christ you could have run the sentence through google translate and mimic the sound at least. I didn't understand the sentence even though I speak fluent multidialected german. Don't get me wrong I love your videos, but that's just ignorance right here. No one from a not english speaking country would have dared to read a sentence in English as it was written in their mother tongue.
This YT clip lacks context and sources (How ironic). From where or whom does this term and theory come? No further reading , nothing to follow. And it exploits the term "situated learning" and makes a big confusion of two very simmilar terms with quite different meaning. Sorry to say, this is sad. Sharpen up and do your homework. (To me this clip is both confusing and useless)
