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Individual development follows a uniform trajectory across all learners, negating the need for differentiated learning materials.
Individual development follows a uniform trajectory across all learners, negating the need for differentiated learning materials.
False (B)
Collaborative learning environments primarily hinder individual cognitive development by emphasizing group consensus over individual critical thinking.
Collaborative learning environments primarily hinder individual cognitive development by emphasizing group consensus over individual critical thinking.
False (B)
Learner's unique learning strategies are solely determined by genetic factors, dismissing the impact of prior experiences.
Learner's unique learning strategies are solely determined by genetic factors, dismissing the impact of prior experiences.
False (B)
Accommodating diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds in learning environments has no significant impact on learner motivation.
Accommodating diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds in learning environments has no significant impact on learner motivation.
Establishing challenging learning standards is detrimental to student progress, as it causes undue stress and achievement plateaus.
Establishing challenging learning standards is detrimental to student progress, as it causes undue stress and achievement plateaus.
According to the learner-centered psychological principles, learning is solely influenced by internal learner factors, with external contextual influences having a negligible impact.
According to the learner-centered psychological principles, learning is solely influenced by internal learner factors, with external contextual influences having a negligible impact.
Effective learners are characterized as passive recipients of information, lacking the ability to self-regulate or take responsibility for their learning process.
Effective learners are characterized as passive recipients of information, lacking the ability to self-regulate or take responsibility for their learning process.
The creation of learning goals should exclusively be directed by educators, as learners lack the capacity to formulate meaningful representations of knowledge independently.
The creation of learning goals should exclusively be directed by educators, as learners lack the capacity to formulate meaningful representations of knowledge independently.
Integrating new information with existing knowledge is inconsequential for effective knowledge application and transfer.
Integrating new information with existing knowledge is inconsequential for effective knowledge application and transfer.
The use of metacognitive strategies in learning is inconsequential, as it neither enhances nor diminishes the depth and breadth of learners' understanding.
The use of metacognitive strategies in learning is inconsequential, as it neither enhances nor diminishes the depth and breadth of learners' understanding.
According to the principles, intense anxiety enhances learning outcomes by increasing focus and motivation.
According to the principles, intense anxiety enhances learning outcomes by increasing focus and motivation.
Extrinsic motivation, characterized by external rewards or coercion, is the primary driver of sustained effort and complex skill acquisition.
Extrinsic motivation, characterized by external rewards or coercion, is the primary driver of sustained effort and complex skill acquisition.
According to the principles, fostering positive emotions and perceiving task relevance are insignificant in augmenting learners' effort and engagement.
According to the principles, fostering positive emotions and perceiving task relevance are insignificant in augmenting learners' effort and engagement.
Flashcards
Developmental influences
Developmental influences
Learning effectiveness is shaped by physical, intellectual, emotional, and social differences in individual development.
Social influences
Social influences
Interactions and communication with others enhance learning, promoting cognitive, social, and moral development.
Individual differences
Individual differences
Unique learning strategies stem from personal experiences and genetics, influencing learning success.
Learning and diversity
Learning and diversity
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Standards and assessment
Standards and assessment
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Learner-Centered Principles
Learner-Centered Principles
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Cognitive Factors
Cognitive Factors
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Metacognition
Metacognition
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Knowledge Construction
Knowledge Construction
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Intrinsic Motivation
Intrinsic Motivation
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Strategic Thinking
Strategic Thinking
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Learning Goals
Learning Goals
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Emotional Influence
Emotional Influence
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Study Notes
Learning Principles Summary
- Fourteen core principles guide effective learning, emphasizing internal factors and context.
Cognitive & Metacognitive Processes
- Learning is an active process, involving knowledge construction and integration. Effective learners are proactive, self-regulating, and responsible.
- Learners create knowledge representations, starting with short-term goals evolving to align with aspirations.
- Meaningful learning connects new information to existing knowledge, facilitating application and transfer. Strategies like concept mapping help.
- Strategic thinking involves adapting and expanding thinking/reasoning methods, using reflection, feedback, and observation.
- Metacognition involves reflecting on learning, setting goals, selecting strategies, and monitoring progress, adjusting as needed. Instruction should support metacognitive strategies.
Motivational and Affective Considerations
- Emotions, beliefs, interests, and goals impact learning. Positive emotions enhance learning, while negative emotions hinder it.
- Intrinsic motivation arises from curiosity, higher-order thinking, and inherent interest. Relevance, novelty, and choice are essential.
- Effort and motivation are essential for acquiring complex knowledge and skills. Motivation overcomes external pressures; encouraging positive emotions and relevance fosters effort.
Developmental and Social Aspects
- Learning effectiveness depends on acknowledging developmental stages (physical, cognitive, social, emotional).
- Social interaction, relations, and communication impact learning significantly. Collaborative environments encourage perspective-taking and development. Positive social climates support learning.
Individual Differences & Diversity
- Learners have unique learning styles, approaches, and capabilities, shaped by prior experience and genetics.
- Recognizing and supporting learning preferences is important, but modifying them might also be necessary.
- Learning principles apply universally. Individual backgrounds (language, culture, background) influence learning and should be considered. Valuing diversity enhances motivation and achievement.
Standards & Assessment
- Clear learning standards and various assessments (diagnostic, formative, summative) are essential. Standards allow learners to strive for challenging goals.
- Appropriately challenging tasks, feedback, and self-assessment skills enhance outcomes. Assessments inform both learners and instructors.
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Description
Explore core principles that guide effective learning, emphasizing internal factors and context. Understand cognitive processes like knowledge construction, metacognition, and strategic thinking, and how motivation impacts learning outcomes. Learn about creating knowledge representations and connecting new information.
