End Chapter 6 Flashcards
-Principles of Learning Theories (Fig. 6.1)
How does this integrate into what we have already learned about building schemas?
we build schemas in the same manner. by using experiences to make sense of the world around us
Why is meaningfulness important?
extent to which experiences and information are interconnected with other experiences/information and we can make sense of those things
Why can’t we learn without it?
because we make connections in all areas of our learning and would not fully understand the meaning of everything as a whole
Difference between Cognitive and Social Constructivism?
(C) learners learn though individual thought processes whereas (S) is when we learn as a group then internalize it
Similarities between Cognitive and Social Constructivism?
not believe there are times of equilibrium and disequilibrium
What does it mean to have “appropriate understanding?
processing of individually internalizing understanding after it has first been socially constructed
How is Cognitive Apprenticeship different than just showing someone how to do something?
taking time to explain mental steps to the learner
What are the aspects of cognitive apprenticeship?
modeling and scaffolding
How is situated cognition an enemy of useable knowledge?
- learning is tied to the context in which is occurs
- won’t think to use PK in separate situations
How do misconceptions develop?
constructed because they make sense to people since they are consistent to PK/experiences
How can we help learners overcome misconceptions?
- Disequilibrium
- Accommodation
- Assimilation
What is disequilibrium (misconceptions)?
- what they know is less satisfying
- data, observations, experiences that counter misconceptions
What is accommodation (misconceptions)?
- have to be able to understand now concepts
- tangible ways
What is assimilation (misconceptions)?
- be able to fit their prior experiences/new experiences into the new concept
- effectiveness in separate contexts
What are the Principles of Cognitive Learning Theory?
- learning depend on experience
- want experiences to make sense
- construct knowledge (to make sense)
- depends on what they already know (construct)
- social interactions facilitates learning