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Who is a key representative of constructivism?
Who is a key representative of constructivism?
- Lev Vygotsky
- Jean Piaget (correct)
- John Dewey
- B.F. Skinner
What is a fundamental aspect of the interaction theory?
What is a fundamental aspect of the interaction theory?
- Learning is solely an internal process.
- Development occurs without any external influences.
- Environment is static and unchanging.
- Communication and interaction are central. (correct)
How does the environment impact individual development according to constructivism?
How does the environment impact individual development according to constructivism?
- The environment solely dictates development.
- The environment has no role in development.
- The environment is only important for social interactions.
- Development is influenced by personal knowledge and possible actions. (correct)
What does constructivism suggest about the human's interaction with the environment?
What does constructivism suggest about the human's interaction with the environment?
In the context of interaction theory, what characterizes human-environment relationships?
In the context of interaction theory, what characterizes human-environment relationships?
What does the Reifungstheorie focus on regarding human development?
What does the Reifungstheorie focus on regarding human development?
According to the Konstruktivismus perspective, how does James prefer to engage with his environment?
According to the Konstruktivismus perspective, how does James prefer to engage with his environment?
What crucial factor does Milieutheorie highlight in a child's development?
What crucial factor does Milieutheorie highlight in a child's development?
Which statement reflects the core idea of Interaktions theorie?
Which statement reflects the core idea of Interaktions theorie?
What does the concept of pädagog. optimismus imply in the context of Milieutheorie?
What does the concept of pädagog. optimismus imply in the context of Milieutheorie?
Which theory states that children should be allowed to undergo growth and maturation steps independently?
Which theory states that children should be allowed to undergo growth and maturation steps independently?
Who is a proponent of the Milieu Theory?
Who is a proponent of the Milieu Theory?
What is a key premise of the Reifungstheorie?
What is a key premise of the Reifungstheorie?
Which theory emphasizes learning through experiences derived from external conditions?
Which theory emphasizes learning through experiences derived from external conditions?
In the context of conditioning theory, what triggers a certain event based on previous learning?
In the context of conditioning theory, what triggers a certain event based on previous learning?
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Constructivism
Constructivism
A learning theory where people actively build their understanding of the world through experiences and interactions with their environment
Interaction Theory
Interaction Theory
Learning happens through constant communication & interaction between people & the world.
Active Learning
Active Learning
The learner is an active participant in the learning process.
Individual Development
Individual Development
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Social Learning
Social Learning
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Maturation Theory (Endogenous)
Maturation Theory (Endogenous)
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Maturation (Growth/Development)
Maturation (Growth/Development)
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Environmental Influences on Growth
Environmental Influences on Growth
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Milieu Theory (Exogenous)
Milieu Theory (Exogenous)
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Conditioning Theory
Conditioning Theory
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Maturation Theory
Maturation Theory
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Constructivism Theory
Constructivism Theory
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Environmental Theory
Environmental Theory
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Interactionist Theory
Interactionist Theory
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Intelligence Heredity
Intelligence Heredity
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Study Notes
Interactionism
- Individuals actively interact with their environment
- Environment influences development
- Development is a continuous process
- Individuals are not passive recipients of environmental influences
- Individuals act upon and change their environment
- Development is a product of the interplay between the individual and their environment
Interaction Theory
- Interaction between people and their environment is critical to human development
- People actively contribute to their development
- Environment shapes the individual and the individual shapes the environment
Maturation Theory
- Development unfolds in a fixed order
- Development is based on biological processes
- Development is determined by hereditary factors and not by environmental influences
- Fixed sequences and stages of development occur
- Children develop in predetermined stages
- Environment cannot influence development stages
- Developmental stages must be reached sequentially and in order
Cognitive Development
- Focuses on the mental processes that lead to understanding of the world
- Involves various stages of thinking and learning
- Development progresses from simple to complex thinking
- Interactions with the environment contribute to developmental progression
- Individuals adapt to their environments by developing different ways of thinking and learning
- Building on experiences, children acquire progressively more complex thought processes, leading to a more comprehensive understanding of the world around them.
Conditioning Theory
- Focuses on observable behaviors and their responses to stimuli
- Behavior modification strategies
- Development occurs through learning
- Learning new behaviors through association
Ecological Systems Theory
- A multi-layered analysis of environmental influences on development
- Studies the impact of various environmental systems on individuals
- Considers many factors that affect a person's development
- Provides a comprehensive understanding of how individuals develop
- Highlights the interplay among different levels of the environment
- Recognizes the importance of family, school, and societal contexts
- Explains that one's development is shaped by interactions within these systems.
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