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Hello, first of all, thank you for being here and reading my blogs. I am a teacher candidate and a student who tries to improve her teaching skills by learning and practicing new things. In this journey, I will be sharing these new little things on my blogs with you. Also, my motto in life is 'Little things can make a big difference'. That's why, little by little, I believe these new things will contribute to my teaching skills and maybe yours too. Stay tuned! -Şevval

Mind Map #2

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- November 14, 2020

Here are the following mind maps that I made for my Instructional Technologies class. They are about learning: how learning occurs, three parts of the brain that involve learning and learning theories.

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Learning Management System (LMS) + Moodle + Blackboard: Create Your Own Online Learning Sites!

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