arabera Angélica Monteiro 3 years ago
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Honelako gehiago
It´s a complex process that has its theoretical root in Biology. It envolves modification of the individual or the environment to fit the needs of the individual.
Theorical model that emphasizes the active role of the subject in their own learning.
Knowledge construction results from the interaction between the person and the environment in a systematical way.
It´s the most important factor because it plays an integrative role as well as a motivational one.
Occurs when information, attitudes and customs are transmitted from group (parents) to another (children).
Includes physical and logical experience that results from the interaction between the person and changing environments and demands.
The process throught which biological change takes place, controlled by innate mechanisms.
Method that provides the ontogenetic evolution of knowledge.
The genesis of intellectual strutures.
It is a self regulation process. It is the primary motivating force behind development.
It is the process through which the organism incorporate experiences into already existing schema.
It is a process of modifying existing schemata to satisfy the requirements of new experiences. It is a process through which new schema are formed.
Time required to construct a mental structure.
Abstract thought
Concrete logical intelligence
Simbolic intelligence
Practical Intelligence
A developing child builds cognitive structures for understanding and responding to external experiences within their environment.
A cognitive structure increases in sophistication with development, moving from a few innate reflexes such as crying and sucking to highly complex mental activities.
It´s a primary unit of mental organizations.
A mental schema is an internal representation that comes from the abstraction and simplification of the external reality, it’s built on previous experiences and knowledge. When the experiences confirm our mental model, we take in this new information or experiences and incorporate them into our existing ideas.
