Zusammenfassung der Ressource
HOW DO PEOPLE LEARN?
- Cognitivism
- Piaget
- Role of the
teacher::
manager.
- Repetitions, analogies and
summaries
- Coorective
feedback
- Problem-based
learning
- Activities that he/she designs in class
- according to this theory
- Learning must be focused on how the main operates
- The moind works inputing, storing and retrieving data
- Memory is an important way of learning in this theory
- Learning by discovery is fundamental
- Roles of the different agents involved in learning
- Role of the
learner: active
- His/her relations
- with the other students
- Competitive
- with the teacher
- The teacher
constantly
verifies the
student
learning
- How do people learn?
- Each learning theory has its own conviction about this
- Behaviorism
- Pavlov, Skinner and
Thorndike
- Role of
the
teacher:
behaviour
modifier
- Rewards and punishments
- Multiple opportunities tests
- Defines and illustrates
concepts
- Activities that he/she
designs in class
- according to this theory
- A person's environment determines his/her behaviour
- Behaviour is the response of stimulus-response
- ILearning must be focused on observable behaviour (not emotions, for example)
- Roles of the different agents involved in learning
- Role of the
learner:
passive
- His /her relations
- With the other students:
- Individualistic
- With the teacher
- vertical
(hierarchized)
- Constructivism
- Vygotsky
- Role of the
teacher:
Dialogue
facilitator and
challenger
- Prior knowledge connections
- Scaffolding
- Personal experiences
relations
- Colllaborative
learning
- Activities that he/she
designs in class
- Interdisciplinar
projects
- according to this theory
- SOcial and cultural tools are means to gain intelligence
- the object of study is the experience
- students must build their own knowledge
- Importance must be given to the process and not to the final product
- Learning is reflective
- Learning should promote curiosity
- Roles of the different agents involved in learning
- Role of the
learner::: Active
- His/her relations
- with the other students
- Collaborative
- with the teacher
- Horizontal
- How to assist it?
- taken into account
- The
environment
(each context
is different)
- That education
must be
inclusive
(peoplelearn at
different
rhythms)
- That students
should feel a
sense of
community
- That the student
must be
considered the
centre of this
process
- That meaningful
activities in which
students can do
prior knowledge
connections
must be
provided
- it is seen as a
- PROCESS
- the way of understanding learning determines the way of teaching
- in which
- The brain
plays a role
- Associations
between prior
knowledge and
new
information
are essential
- The learning
environment
makes a
difference
- Social
interactions
are needed
- There are
individual
differences
- People
feelings
matter