AUSUBEL'S LEARNING THEORY

What is Ausubel´s theory about?

• Cognitive development theory

• The zone of proximal development

• Meaningful learning theory

• Constructivist theory

Meaningful Learning occurs when the new information is related to prior knowledge.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Ausubel's theory is concerned with how individuals learn large amounts of meaningful material from verbal/textual presentations in a school setting.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Learners memorize new information without relating it to prior knowledge. It refers to:

• Meaningful learning

• Memoristic or rote Learning

David Ausubel says that meaningful learning is not a crucial type of learning for classroom instruction.

• TRUE

• FALSE

What are the types of meaningful learning?

• Representation Learning.

• Concept learning.

• Concept learning.

• All of them.

The information is retained much longer or for a lifetime. It refers to:

• MEANINGFUL LEARNING

• MEMORISTIC OR ROTE LEARNING

MEANINGFUL LEARNING RELATES NEW INFORMATION TO OLD KNOWLEDGE.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Teachers should let to the students learn new knowledge based in:

• Prior knowledge

• Actions

Ausubel Learning Theory focuses on:

• Conductism

• Constructivism

• Cognitivism

• Social Coinstructivism.