Cognitive View of Learning Edu Psycho

Define Information Processing Theory

• What we are experiencing through our senses

• Knowledge about the specific events the individual has experienced.

• How the mind deals with the flow of information.

• The general knowledge based of the individual

Short-Term Memory is known as

• Working Memory

• Episodic Memory

• Iconic Memory

• Echoic Memory

Retrieval is...

• Access the information without being cued.

• Relearning information that has been previously learned.

• Grouping items on the basis of some relationship or structure inherent in the items.

• A process of accessing stored memories.

Literal meaning of construct.

• Find

• Catch

• Build

• Count

Psychological constructivism is related with Piaget’s theory

• True

• False

Cooperative learning is...

• the students tend to have more autonomy, as the teacher is not as actively involved in managing the group activity

• the students must work together in order to gain reward for themselves and their group.

• when peers help one another to learn and in turn, learn by teaching

Theory of cognitive development also known as

• Social principle theory

• Social interaction theory

• Social development theory

• Social culture theory

Which one is the key process in development based on Vygotsky's theory?

• Equilibration

• Assimilation

• Conservation

• Scaffolding

Below are the form of language, except

• social speech

• personal speech

• private speech

• silent inner speech

Many children in kindergarten enjoy playing 'house.' How does the value of play benefit young children, according to Vygotsky?

• Play should be encouraged because it allows the teacher a chance to assess the students.

• Play should be encouraged because it allows children time to have fun.

• Play should be encouraged because it promotes new cognitive skills.

• Play should be discouraged because allowing children to pretend slows cognitive development.