Learning and instruction
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Learning and instruction
McGraw-Hill, 1994
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The book is organized in two parts: Part One: comprising 80% of this text, presents, illustrates and compares the major contemporary learning theories. Part Two: provides an opportunity to apply these theories in integrated fashion to a series of short cases that are organized around the following learning outcomes: cognitive strategies, positive attitudes and motivation to learn, retention of verbal information, and intellectual skill.
目次
PART I: THEORYCHAPTER 1: Introduction to TheoryCHAPTER 2: Classical and Operant ConditioningCHAPTER 3: Information Processing Theory I: Knowledge, Perception, and ComprehensionCHAPTER 4: Information Processing Theory II: RememberingCHAPTER 5: Information Processing Theory III: Concepts and Problem SolvingCHAPTER 6: Piagetian and NeoPiagetian Theories of Cognitive DevelopmentCHAPTER 7: Vygotsky's Theory of Cognitive DevelopmentCHAPTER 8: Social Learning TheoryCHAPTER 9: Traditional and Current Views of Motivation. Addendum to Part I: Comparison ofTheories on the Core IssuesPART II: APPLICATION OF THEORIESCHAPTER 10: Introduction to the Application ChaptersCHAPTER 11: Teaching Positive Attitudes and Motivation to LearnCHAPTER 12: Teaching Verbal InformationCHAPTER 13: Teaching Intellectual and Motor SkillsCHAPTER 14: Teaching Cognitive Strategies and Metacognition
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