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Cognitive Learning Theory

By Alexandra Budrewicz

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Table of Contents

What is Cognitive Theory

Who is Involved

How do Teachers Implement it

How do students use it

Personal Views on Cognitive Theory

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What is Cognitive Theory?

Cognition is defined as “the mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses.

This results in perception, intuition and sensation

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What is Cognitive TheoryCont…

Cognitive theory is how and why people learn by linking these to cognitive activity.

It began in the 1950’s as a branch from behaviorism because it was said that behaviorism neglected cognition.

It moves beyond behaviorism because is proposes that how one thinks effects how they behave which moves beyond thought being defined as behavior.

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Who is InvolvedFirst up is Kurt Lewin

September 9, 1890 – February 12, 1947

Known as The Father of Organization Development

He earned this title for forming a research group at MIT that created change theory, action research and

action learning. T

This lead to the psychological equation that links behavior to environment. This allowed the

theory that thinking is not just a behavior but a product of it.

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Who is Involved cont…

Robert Gagne

Identified 8 levels of intellectual skills

These outlined that there are different levels of learning and

each must be taught differently.

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Who is involved cont…

Benjamin Bloom

February 13, 1918-September13,1999

Creator of Bloom’s Taxonomy

Described domains of learning split up into 3 categories

Cognitive (intellectual)

Affective (attitudes,values)

Psychometer(motorskills)

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Who is involved cont…

R.C. Anderson

Created the Schema theory of learning.

The theory organizes knowledge as mental structures and these structures represent a person’s understanding of the world.

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How do teachers implement it

• A teacher implements Cognitive learning theory into his or her class without technology by:

• Identifying different learning styles

• Creating a lesson plan that implements more then one learning style

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How do teachers implement it cont…

A teacher implements Cognitive learning theory into his or her class with technology by:

Creating games on the internet that connect the lesson to different aspect of their minds

Power point, connecting information to visuals such as pictures and videos

Using Excel, Microsoft and Inspiration to create graphs organizing information

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How do students use it

Students use Cognitive Learning Theory without technology by:

Doing activities in class as set forth from the teacher.

Understanding how they learn and expressing it when needed.

Doing an assignment in order of how they learn mentally.

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How do students use itCont…

Students use Cognitive Learning Theory with technology by:

Creating power points that tie visuals to information

Web searching, gathering information at their own speed.

Organizing that information using excel and inspiration to bridge knowledge and understanding.

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Personal Views on Cognitive Theory

I do believe that how we think affects how we act. And I believe that every teacher should implement as many different teaching strategies to ensure that every learning style is addressed.

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Personal Views on Cognitive Theory Cont…I believe that it is the teachers responsibility to do as follows:

Identify the different learning styles in their class

Create a lesson plan that addresses those styles

Uses more than one teaching strategy to implement more than one aspect of the brain

Be able to do all of these things regardless of technology


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