Learning Theories Flashcards
define cognitive development
changes in how we perceive, think and reason as we grow and mature
define cognitive learning
what goes on inside the learner’s mind
define a hierarchy of needs
basic needs that are met in order to reach self-actualization and want to learn
define feedback (intrinsic vs extrinsic)
intrinsic: sensory and perceptual information after a movement is produced
extrinsic: feedback provided to the learner from an outside source
define learning
changes in thinking, emotional functioning, skill and behaviour from an experience
define a learning theory
logical framework that describes, explains or predicts how people learn
define motor leanring
the process associated with practice and experience creating a relatively permanent change
define operant conditioning
reinforcement, either positive or negative after a response
define practice
repeating a performance to become proficient in a skill
define respondent conditioning
an associated formed with a stimulus in the environment
define role modelling
an aspect of social learning when the desired behaviour is demonstrated
define social cognition
effects of social factors on perception, thought and motivation
define social learning
learning occurring through observation
define / list the stages of motor learning
phases of learning skills
- cognitive: develop an understanding of the skill
- associative: perform a skill with less errors
- autonomous: skill performed with increased speed and efficiency
what is the social learning theory?
learning in social context through observation of a role model with the emphasis on social interactions and connections