Teaching and learning in a smart classroom for the 21lt;supgt;stlt;/supgt; century schools in Nigeria: The connectivist approach
Hillary Wordu, Joy Umorami Azery
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Hillary Wordu, Joy Umorami Azery
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This study spotlights literature review and analysis for connectivism and examines how connectivism theory has reshaped the traditional classroom to a smart classroom. The method attempts to identify the teachers role, importance and effects of incorporating connectivism in a smart classroom for21st century learning. It further identifies some constraints that militate against connectivism in smart classroom in Nigeria and finally recommendations were also offered.
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This study spotlights literature review and analysis for connectivism and examines how connectivism theory has reshaped the traditional classroom to a smart classroom. The method attempts to identify the teachers role, importance and effects of incorporating connectivism in a smart classroom for21st century learning. It further identifies some constraints that militate against connectivism in smart classroom in Nigeria and finally recommendations were also offered.
Key concepts: Connectivism, Pedagogy, Mathematics education, Psychology, Sociology, Learning theory