Learning Theories Classical Theories and Models in Psychology
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Learning Theories Classical Theories and Models in Psychology that Explain Learning and Development
1. Behaviorism B. F. Skinner 2. Social Learning Theory Albert Bandura 3. Information Processing Computer sciences 4. Cognitive Development Jean Piaget 5. Moral Development Lawrence Kohlberg 6. Socio-cultural Theory Lev Vygotsky 7. Bio-ecological Model Bonfrenbrener Theories of Learning and Development Famous psychologists
Behaviorism B. F. Skinner
Behaviorism Operant conditioning is used to control and shape behavior Basic elements: Stimulus – Response – Consequence shapes response Classroom Implication Direct instruction Knowledge is transmitted in a unidirectional pattern: from teacher to student and is confirmed through reinforcement Examples? Use only to establish classroom routines Avoid when creating lessons
Social (Cognitive) Learning Theory Albert Bandura
Social Learning Theory People learn (emulate behavior) through observation Vicarious experience can induced modeled behavior Basic elements – attention, reproduction, reinforcement and motivation. Classroom implications – boys vs. girls emulate differently depending on if model is a male or female Examples Modeling – children model teacher and other children’s behavior Difference between this and behaviorism – not consequence that affects behavior – just exposure to those behaviors
Information Processing A group of cognitive psychologists!!
Information Processing Humans process the information they receive, rather than merely responding to stimuli Mind = Computer Basic elements – attention (need to get student attention first), sensory register, working memory (capacity is 7 pieces of information +/- 2 …. important for ELLs), longterm memory (practice over and over), encoding and retrieval Working-memory capacity Long-term memory capacity Patterns and recognition Classroom implications
Cognitive Development Theory Jean Piaget
Cognitive Development Learning takes place through the natural development of cognitive structures Basic elements – Schema, assimilation, accommodation, equilibrium, disequilibrium Four stages (in Grades 1 -5 there are two stages) 1. Pre-operational Stage Egocentrism (see world from their perspective), animism (give human characteristics to inanimate objects) Pre-logic (before logic kicks in ) (K-1 or 2) Small working memory – maybe 4 pieces of information 2. Concrete operational stage Conservation, transitivity, hierarchical classification, class inclusion (sensoriomotor, pre-operational, concrete operational, formal operational)
Moral Development Lawrence Kohlberg
Moral Development Moral reasoning develops in stages, just like cognition Three stages 1. Preconventional moral reasoning Focus on self interest 2. Conventional moral reasoning Focus on family and community 3. Post conventional morel reasoning The nation, the world, what is good for EVERYONE Thinking about history revolves around moral reasoning and moral justification Democracy is not good b/c it focuses on majority—what about minority
Sociocultural (historical) Theory Lev Vygotsky
Sociocultural Theory Learning takes place through the active interaction with more capable others Language is a fundamental tool for learning and cognition Socializing intelligence! - share things that individuals know better than others – group students so that they can help each other – assist/scaffold each other Scaffolding Zone of Proximal Development What a child can do independently What a child can achieve with other’s gradual help Scaffolding How do you group students for best learning?
Bio-Ecological Model Uri Bonfrenbrener
Bio-Ecological Model Systems within systems The individual human being (biological core) Microsystem – direct interaction with child Misosystem – interactions between and within systems Exosystem – intermediate interaction with child Macrosystem – Values, regulations, and beliefs Chronosytem – Change over time
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