WK7 Learning strategies to deep understanding Flashcards

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How to deep learn

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  • Cognitively engage
  • use strategies (elaboration, mnemonics, imagery)
  • make connections
  • metacognitions
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What does deep learning improve

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  • engagement
  • ability to evaluate, apply, transfer and critique information
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How can we implement deep learning

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ICAP model

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What does ICAP model stand for

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Interactive
Constructive
Active
Passive

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How does the ICAP model work for reading a text

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  • Passive – read it
    ▪ Active – highlighting or summarising (copying)
    ▪ Constructive – taking notes in own words
    ▪ Interactive – asking and answering questions about it with a peer
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What does the ICAP model mean by passive

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Receive information

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What does the ICAP model mean by active

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Add physical activity

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What does the ICAP model mean by constructive

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Generate extra output

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What does the ICAP model mean by Interactive

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Dialogues with turn taking

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What are the four different learning processes?

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Store, Integrated, Infer, Co-infer (matches with ICAP)

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What do the learning processes mean by store?

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New info is stored in an isolated way

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What do the learning processes mean by Integrated

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New info connects with what you know; it blends in when stored.

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What do the learning processes mean by Infer

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New info blends with what you know, creating inferred knowledge

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What do the learning processes mean by Co Infer

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Learners repeatedly infer knowledge from input in conversations.

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What are the three types of learning stratgies

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Behavioural, Active, Constructive

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What are some examples of behavioural learning strategies

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Modifying behavior through stimuli, reinforcement, and conditioning
E.g Modelling, neg/pos reinforcements

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What are some examples of active learning strategies

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Interactive, hands on learning, varying ways of learning
E.g group discussions, roleplaying

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What are some examples of constructive learning strategies

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Creating or constructing new knowledge.
E.g concept mapping, essay writing

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Conditions that help when applying strategies

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  • Appropriate tasks (understand, not just memorise material)
    • Value learning (goals)
    • Effort and efficacy
20
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What are the 3 stages in developing strategic transfer

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  1. Aqquision
  2. Retention
  3. Transfer
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What is Acquisition phase in strategic transfer?

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instruction about strategy, how to use, practice

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What is Retention phase in strategic transfer?

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Practice feedback

23
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What is Transfer phase in strategic transfer?

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try new problems that can be solved with the same strategy