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What is the nature of learning processes according to the 14 principles?
What is the nature of learning processes according to the 14 principles?
- It is most effective when it is an intentional process of constructing meaning from information and experience (correct)
- It is most effective when it is a passive process of receiving information
- It is most effective when it is an unintentional process
- It is most effective when it is a random process of memorization
What are the goals of the learning process according to the 14 principles?
What are the goals of the learning process according to the 14 principles?
- Just to understand information
- To memorize information without understanding
- To ignore existing knowledge and focus on new information
- To create meaningful, coherent representations of knowledge over time with instructional guidance (correct)
How does the successful learner construct knowledge according to the 14 principles?
How does the successful learner construct knowledge according to the 14 principles?
- By ignoring existing knowledge
- By memorizing new information without connecting it to existing knowledge
- By avoiding new information
- By linking new information with existing knowledge in meaningful ways (correct)
What does strategic thinking entail according to the 14 principles?
What does strategic thinking entail according to the 14 principles?
What is higher order thinking about according to the 14 principles?
What is higher order thinking about according to the 14 principles?
How is learning influenced according to the 14 principles?
How is learning influenced according to the 14 principles?
What contributes to intrinsic motivation to learn?
What contributes to intrinsic motivation to learn?
What is required for the acquisition of complex knowledge and skills?
What is required for the acquisition of complex knowledge and skills?
When is learning most effective in terms of individual differences?
When is learning most effective in terms of individual differences?
What influences learning through interpersonal relations and communication with others?
What influences learning through interpersonal relations and communication with others?
What is an integral part of the learning process in terms of standards and assessment?
What is an integral part of the learning process in terms of standards and assessment?
What stimulates intrinsic motivation according to the text?
What stimulates intrinsic motivation according to the text?
What do individual differences in learning refer to?
What do individual differences in learning refer to?
What is unlikely without a learner's motivation to learn?
What is unlikely without a learner's motivation to learn?
'Acquisition of complex knowledge and skills requires' what, according to the text?
'Acquisition of complex knowledge and skills requires' what, according to the text?
What is influenced by social interactions interpersonal relations, and communication with others?
What is influenced by social interactions interpersonal relations, and communication with others?
Flashcards
Intentional Learning
Intentional Learning
Learning is most effective when individuals intentionally build understanding from information and their own experiences.
Meaningful Learning
Meaningful Learning
The purpose of learning is to create strong, lasting connections between knowledge over time, with help from teachers.
Knowledge Building
Knowledge Building
Successful learners connect new information to what they already know, making learning deeper and more lasting.
Strategic Thinking
Strategic Thinking
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Higher-order Thinking
Higher-order Thinking
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Environmental Influence
Environmental Influence
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Intrinsic Motivation
Intrinsic Motivation
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Effort and Practice
Effort and Practice
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Individual Differences
Individual Differences
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Social Interaction
Social Interaction
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Challenging Standards
Challenging Standards
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Motivating Tasks
Motivating Tasks
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Learning Styles
Learning Styles
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Motivation & Effort
Motivation & Effort
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Acquisition of Complex Knowledge
Acquisition of Complex Knowledge
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Social Influence
Social Influence
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Study Notes
Learning Processes and Principles
- The 14 principles of learning highlight the importance of understanding the learning process and its various aspects.
Goals of the Learning Process
- The primary goals of the learning process are to construct knowledge, think strategically, and engage in higher-order thinking.
Constructing Knowledge
- Successful learners construct knowledge by actively processing and transforming information.
Strategic Thinking
- Strategic thinking involves the ability to plan, think critically, and solve problems.
Higher-Order Thinking
- Higher-order thinking includes critical thinking, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation.
Influences on Learning
- Learning is influenced by the learner's background, motivation, and interactions with others.
Intrinsic Motivation
- Intrinsic motivation is fueled by the learner's interests, curiosity, and desire to learn.
Acquisition of Complex Knowledge and Skills
- The acquisition of complex knowledge and skills requires motivation, effort, and persistence.
Individual Differences in Learning
- Learning is most effective when tailored to individual differences, such as learning styles, prior knowledge, and cognitive abilities.
Interpersonal Relations and Communication
- Learning is influenced by social interactions, interpersonal relations, and communication with others.
Standards and Assessment
- Setting standards and assessing learning outcomes are integral parts of the learning process.
Stimulating Intrinsic Motivation
- Intrinsic motivation is stimulated by providing autonomy, opportunities for self-directed learning, and feedback.
Individual Differences
- Individual differences in learning refer to the unique characteristics, strengths, and weaknesses of each learner.
Acquisition of Complex Knowledge and Skills
- Acquisition of complex knowledge and skills is unlikely without a learner's motivation to learn.
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