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Bandura and last but not least, jerome bruner. BANDURA: SOCIAL COGNITIVE LEARNING. GILLIGAN. KOHLBERG. PAVLOV, SKINNER. VYGOTSKY. PIAGET. INFORMATION PROCESSING, MEMORY. ERIKSON. BANDURA: SOCIAL COGNITIVE LEARNING. GILLIGAN. KOHLBERG. PAVLOV, SKINNER. VYGOTSKY.
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BANDURA: SOCIAL COGNITIVE LEARNING GILLIGAN KOHLBERG PAVLOV, SKINNER VYGOTSKY PIAGET INFORMATION PROCESSING, MEMORY ERIKSON
BANDURA: SOCIAL COGNITIVE LEARNING GILLIGAN KOHLBERG PAVLOV, SKINNER VYGOTSKY PIAGET INFORMATION PROCESSING, MEMORY ERIKSON BANDURA: SOCIAL COGNITIVE
KOHLBERG GILLIGAN PAVLOV, SKINNER VYGOTSKY PIAGET INFORMATION PROCESSING, MEMORY ERIKSON BANDURA: SOCIAL COGNITIVE • Social: interaction with environment and people •Cognitive: how we think and learn information best; self-efficacy, metacognition •Behavior: modeling others; self-control; self-regulation •Personal characteristics: self beliefs and identity
KOHLBERG GILLIGAN PAVLOV, SKINNER MORAL REASONING VYGOTSKY SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVISM BEHAVIORAL JEROME BRUNER INFORMATION PROCESSING PIAGET COGNITIVE CONSTRUCTIVISM CONSTRUCTIVISM COGNITIVE ERIKSON BANDURA: SOCIAL COGNITIVE PSYCHOSOCIAL
VYGOTSKY JEROME BRUNER SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVISM CONSTRUCTIVISM •Both believed in SCAFFOLDING, social interactions and environment, learning from adults and others. •Bruner believed the development of LANGUAGE is very important. DISCOVERY LEARNING or STUDENT-CENTERED learning. Students are active learners as they CONSTRUCT their own knowledge for themselves through their experiences. •The teacher’s role is a facilitator to help students discover relationships between information, but not to organize it for them. PIAGET COGNITIVE CONSTRUCTIVISM
PIAGET JEROME BRUNER COGNITIVE CONSTRUCTIVISM CONSTRUCTIVISM Both agree there are stages of cognitive development …. BUT Bruner believed that children of any age are capable of understanding new ideas and complex informationby creating knowledge structures. DISCOVERY LEARNING or STUDENT-CENTERED learning. Students are active learners as they CONSTRUCT their own knowledge for themselves through their experiences. •The teacher’s role is a facilitator to help students discover relationships between information, but not to organize it for them.
KOHLBERG GILLIGAN VYGOTSKY, 1980’s PAVLOV, SKINNER JEROME BRUNER 1960’s How we CONSTRUCT knowledge and learn from others and our environment especially using LANGUAGE. INFORMATION PROCESSING; MEMORY CONSTRUCTIVISM PIAGET, 1960-80’s We CONSTRUCT knowledge by knowing how we learn and remember best. INFLUENCES BY: (BLOOM’s levels, 1956): categorizing (AUSUBEL 1960’S): Advance organizers (GARDNER, 1983) Multiple Intelligences How we CONSTRUCT meaning in our minds by the active creation of knowledge structures. BANDURA ERIKSON
It is STUDENT-CENTERED on students’ appetites and choices! BRUNER = BIG BREW A time for students to COLLABORATE ! DISCOVERY LEARNING ! You never know what the treat will be!
BRUNER = BIG BREW Sometimes Big Brew is held outside in the center of campus... ….near the fenced-in area that is under…. CONSTRUCTION BIG BREW = BRUNER = CONSTRUCTIVISM