1.1 LT&ICT Activity II TerminologyVersion en ligne Match the statements to the corresponding learning theory. Once you select a statement, the learning theory will appear on the top, then select the other correct statements for that theory. par Hachette ELT 1 BEHAVIORISM 2 CONNECTIVISM 3 COGNITIVISM 4 CONSTRUCTIVISM In this approach, students learn through practice, the re-shaping of the things they learn, and positive experiences. A few examples of this approach in schools are: on-line quizzes, a reward system, drills, and practice. Some examples of this approach in the classroom are online courses, emails, forums, blogs, and video channels. It is also known as “Digital Age Learning”. In this theory, students learn through and informal, networked, technology-enabled environment. Anderson states that there are two types of memory: declarative and procedural. In this approach, students learn through mental processing. Some examples of the way this theory is applied in schools are: mnemonics, mind mapping tools, reviewing, summarizing, repetition, visuals, and rehearsals. This theory is a step that leads to connectivism. This learning theory states that students learn, by socializing and through self-leading and the construction of knowledge.