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The Cognitivism Theory of Learning

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1
The Cognitivist Theory of Learning suggests...
the learner has to go through experiences to shape behavior
None of the above
that the learner is a passive learner and processes info
that the learner is an active participant
2
This cognitivist theory also says....
Information is not learned at all
Information is absorbed through hands-on learning
Information is absorbed like a computer
Information can only be learned by lecture
3
An example of a Cognitivist activity in a classroom is
brain teasers
scavenger hunt
field trip
memory games
4
This is used in both the Cognitivist Theory and Constructivist
assimilation
rote memorization
schema
conscious discipline
5
The theory believes that...
info is given and automatically retained
info is never stored but only in our short term memory
info is given but processed through critical thinking
info is absorbed and recalled later
6
The cognitivist theory of learning views these things as important
hands-on and experiments
critical thinking
field trips
problem-solving and memory
7
An example of a Cognitivist teacher is
using rote memorization
quiz-quiz trade
flashcards
All of the above
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Cognition or Cognitive means
intellectual development
physical development
emotional development
social-emotional development