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A fun way to explore theorists is to bring their ideas into contemporary society. To do this, you will be creating mock Tweets in this discussion board and replying to them as if you were one of the theorists. As the theorist, write in the first person, e.g. "I believe..." Own your theory. Keep it short and simple. Create a Twitter Handle (screen name) for one of our theorists. If given a social media account, what might they post? How might other theorists respond? Complete one original post from the POV of a theorist and reply to two peers as that theorist. DIRECTIONS: Pick a theorist that we have explored in the chapter notes or in the book ( or check out additional information here Bronfenbrenner, Piaget, Erikson, Vygotsky, Maslow, a behavioral theorist). Come up with a Twitter handle (this is a profile name/screen name). This can be creative or just the name of the person. (Creativity is preferred.) In case you are unfamiliar with Twitter...you will put the name of the theorist then "@" and the handle you create. (Example below.) Write as that theorist, composing a short statement that summarizes an important part of their theory. Try to stick to the 280 character limit just like Twitter does (but I won't be counting), and adding at least one hashtag to your tweet to really emphasize your point; you may also add a relevant emoji. Stay in character and reply to 2 peers who created tweets from different theorists than you. Try to make your origjnal Tweet and, especially, your replies be more than just summarizing your theory. Try to "Tweet out" something that this theorist might Tweet based on what you know and on what the other person Tweeted. Or your original post could even be based on a current issue in education or child development and how the theorist you have chosen might view it. Look at the example below for inspiration: Example of Original Tweet (I chose to "be" Piaget); Include the theorist's name and user name: Jean Piaget @childrenarescientists A baby banging and mouthing a rattle is learning in action. #sensorimotorstage #ECEfav Then find two other theorist's tweets to reply to. Make sure you remain in character (include your name and user name, so we know who you are). Here is an example so you can see what I am looking for: Example of Reply tweet ( a reply to Piaget's above tweet from the theorist Albert Bandura) Albert Bandura @bobodollresearcher @childrenarescientists I would buy this if they first watched an adult do it. You should really watch footage from my Bobo Doll experiment. #powerfulstuff #seeingislearning I look forward to seeing how creative you can get! Be sure to include the (Theorist Name and @handle) at the beginning of your post and reply