Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Educational
Paradigms
- Cognitive
Paradigm
- This paradigm is
commonly known as the
principles of research
theories that are
related to the functions
of our mind and the
acquisition of our
knowledge in general.
- Advantages
Anmerkungen:
- * Aspects in the mind processes which were unnoticed by behaviourists.
* Procedures such as memory, attention and observation have been studied as they have an
effect on our behavior.
- Disavantages
Anmerkungen:
- * It's reductionist
* Working in groups but individual weaknesses is not strength them.
- Arises in the 70's
- Objectives
Anmerkungen:
- * Clarify the viewpoints, paradigm structure, and the behaviors as well into a better
knowledge.
* Investigation of the content of the origin and the precursors.
* Precursors to create a topic in a better explanation, Why? When? Who? And for what?
* The procedure will help to us as future teacher in the pedagogic area.
- Objectives in
Education
Anmerkungen:
- * Knowledge
* Understanding
* Application
* Analysis
* Synthesis
* Evaluation
- Types of learning
Anmerkungen:
- * Subordinate learning.
* Superordinate learning.
* Combinatorial learning.
- Example
Anmerkungen:
- * An example of this is that it reduces human behavior down to individual processes such as memory and attention.
- Characteristics
Anmerkungen:
- * A way of interpreting and identifying information received by receivers.
* The way to control the actions that are executed.
* Guiding the distribution of cognitive resources when needs exceed possibilities.
* A memory of actions and experiences.
- Piaget interested in the
biological influences on
"how we come to know.
- Vygotsky believed
that children actively
construct their
knowledge.
- Environmentalist
Paradigm
- Identify the duties,
especially from the
educational aspect since
it allows the same way to
exercise the rights of
students in order to
achieve a future built
with quality.
- Advantages
Anmerkungen:
- * Inspires reverence for nature.
* Allows progress of critical thinking skills.
* Imparts them to be responsible.
- Disadvantages
Anmerkungen:
- * The focal limitations met
by the teachers.
* Insufficient workers such as teachers, researchers
* Lack of teaching/learning materials
* Lack of funding.
- Arises in 1869
- Types of
Envinronmentalist
Paradigm
Anmerkungen:
- Education about the environment: is viewed as an approach in which information about the environment (concepts, facts, information) is transmitted by teacher to students.
Education in the environment focuses on using the environment as the medium for teaching and learning.
Education for the environment, according to Michel, evolved from conservation education which focused on the preservation of basic resources and nature conservancy.
- Examples
Anmerkungen:
- *Education about the Environment:
Reproductive curriculum.
*Education for the Environment:
Reconstructive curriculum.
- Objectives
Anmerkungen:
- * To incorporate
training for skills.
* To apply a basic
understanding.
* To apply professional
responsibilities.
* To combine the unique
features of environmental education.
* To enable learners to
engage in open inquiry and investigation.
* To make assessment and
evaluation integral to instruction and programs.
- Characteristics
Anmerkungen:
- * Awareness
* Knowledge
* Attitude
* Skills
* Participation
- The German biologist
Haeckel and analyzes
education from ecological
and ecosystem principles.
- Behavioral
Paradigm
- It's the one that
has been present
in education
through learning.
Anmerkungen:
- And by repetition privileges memory through conditioning, it is learned by imitation and reward or punishment are part of the learning process.
- Advantages
Anmerkungen:
- * Forecast and regulator behavior.
* It's measurable.
* Permit preparation.
* Defines imagination, feeling and association, as behavioral terms.
* Active teaching.
* Accomplish to adapt behaviors.
- Disadvantages
Anmerkungen:
- * Forecasts and controls behavior experimentally and empirically.
* In Education is proposed as a paradigm of strengthening contingency, these seek to
adjust behavior.
* Circumstances to the presentation of before defined activities.
- Arises in the early of
XX Century
- Types of
Behaviorism
Anmerkungen:
- * Methodological Behaviorism.
* Radical Behaviorism.
- Examples
Anmerkungen:
- * Positive Reinforcement.
* Negative Reinforcement.
- Objectives
Anmerkungen:
- * To teach is to provide content.
* To deposit information in the student, which will have to be acquired by him.
* To teach is considered to be an instrument based on the reinforcement of positive
behaviors, the elimination of negative ones through punishment.
- Characteristics
Anmerkungen:
- * Human beings are best understood as behaving organisms.
* Human behavior is a result of genetics and physiology.
* It works against the concepts of human freedom.
* This paradigm is monistic.
- Frederic Skinner:
Feelings, states of mind,
introspection accepted
scientifically.
- John B. Watson:
Introspection, “inner
voice” behavior, not
accepted scientifically.
- Constructivist
Paradigm
- Provides the necessary
tools to students so that
they are able to build
their own knowledge
through the results of
their past experiences.
- Advantages
Anmerkungen:
- * It’s active.
* It promotes student agency.
* It develops advanced skills.
* It promotes diverse viewpoints.
* It encourages students to reflect, evaluate their work.
* It reflects our modern world’s vast access to content.
- Disavantages
Anmerkungen:
- * Learning through trial-and-error is a time consuming process.
* International testing regimes that push standardized curriculum encourage conformity and memorization over inquiry-based critical thinking.
* Constructivism requires differentiation so that students learn at the optimal cognitive level.
* Differentiation for each child is exceptionally difficult and often impractical for educators
- Arises in the
early of XX
Century
- Objectives
Anmerkungen:
- * To provide experience with the knowledge construction process.
* To provide experience in and appreciation for multiple.
* To embed learning in realistic contexts.
* To encourage ownership and a voice in the learning process.
* To embed learning in social experience.
* To encourage the use of multiple modes of representation.
* To encourage awareness of the knowledge construction process.
- Characteristics
Anmerkungen:
- * Pursuit of student questions and interests is valued.
* Learning is interactive, building on what the student already knows.
* Students work primarily in groups.
* Knowledge is seen as dynamic, ever changing with our experiences.
* Materials include primary sources of material and manipulative.
* Teachers have a dialogue with students, helping construct their own knowledge.
- Types of
Constructivism
Anmerkungen:
- Example
Anmerkungen:
- * The environment
* The scanning
* The learning
* The memory
- John Dewey is based in
real experience everything
occurs within a social
environment.
- Syemour Papert has
applied the use of
computer technology to
teaching in a
constructivist
environment