Ronald Feldman sits down with his faculty mentor to share his beliefs about students' learning. During their discussion, Ronald emphasizes putting students into groups and other social contexts. He feels students will learn through their interactions and the relationships that are built as a result of this will nurture students' sense of self-esteem and sense of belonging. Which learner-centered principle has Ronald really touched on?

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Cierra

1 February, 05:04

Ronald Feldman sits down with his faculty mentor to share his beliefs about students' learning. During their discussion, Ronald emphasizes putting students into groups and other social contexts. He feels students will learn through their interactions and the relationships that are built as a result of this will nurture students' sense of self-esteem and sense of belonging. Which learner-centered principle has Ronald really touched on?

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London Carey · Answer 1

"Social influences on learning"

Explanation:

Based on the information provided regarding this scenario it seems that Ronald Feldman has touched on the learner-centered principle of "Social influences on learning". This focuses on the different effects (both positive and negative) that social interactions have on an individual and their learning experiences. Such as Feldman is trying to emphasize by putting students into groups and other social contexts.