Theories of Learning

Welcome to the "Theories of Learning" category on Questions LLC! Whether you are a student studying psychology or education, a teacher looking to expand your teaching methodologies, or simply curious about how we learn and develop knowledge, this category is the perfect place for you. Here, you will find a diverse range of questions and discussions about various theories of learning, including behaviorism, constructivism, cognitivism, and more. Our community of experts and enthusiasts are here to explore the intricacies of the learning process and share their insights. So, dive in, ask questions, engage in thought-provoking discussions, and enhance your understanding of how we learn.

Questions (6)

_______ proposed that much of a child's learning comes from modeling the behavior of others.A. Howard Gardner B. Jean Piaget C.
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2. asked by Amanda
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What is david Ausubel theory in how to increase motivation. Thank for the infro on counts
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2. asked by nita
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True-False1.According to Akers’ learning theory, the social environment is the most important source of reinforcement.
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2. asked by Chad
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The_ curriculum is based on the idea that are active learners who constructs their own knowledgr from maeningful enperiences,
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2. asked by fee
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QUESTION 3 (25 marks)Learning is a process where experience brings about permanent changes in behaviour or attitude. a. Use
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2. asked anonymously
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Analyse the cognitive development theory of Jean Piaget's implication on how you will prepare and present your lesson (half a
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2. asked by Me
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