カテゴリー 全て - cognitive - motivation - affective - acquisition

によって Celina Canales 3年前.

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Theories of learning

Various theories of learning emphasize different aspects of the learning process, centering on how individuals acquire, process, and apply new information. Cognitive Code theory treats learners as active thinkers, integrating new data with previous experiences.

Theories of learning

Theories of learning

A model of Learning

*To learn something new, the learner must be motivated to take the trip with its highs and lows.
*Some knowledge is more difficult to acquire, but once acquired it makes the knowledge wider and able to process more things.
*Existing knowledge makes new knowledge to be stored.
*Link can only be made with existing links (new data can be stored thanks to previous knowledge).

Affective Factor

*The learning cycle follows the following phases and in the last one everything starts again: Learner wants to learn – Learner applies cognitive powers to acquire knowledge – Learning is successful – learner’s competence develops – increased competence enables learner’s learning more easily – Learner see learning as an enjoyable experience. (Go to firs phase again and repeat)
*What makes language learning more interesting are not only the activities but putting enthusiasm and a bit of sugar to all the mix of a language learning course.
*Motivation might differ from students to student as well as age gaps etc.
*Motivation is key for learning and Gardener and Lambert found two forms of motivation which are:
-integrative: Internal want. Personal achievement.
-Instrumental: motivated because of the need of something. An external need.
*Cognitive and emotional factors affect learning process.

Mentalism

*This led to the cognitive theory of learning.
*Mind uses the stimuli to find the pattern system.
*Not forming habits but acquire rules.
*Chomsky set that thinking is a rule-governed behavior that can set the thinking of a person just by saying I will learn.

Personal Conclusion

It is important to be eclectic and take what is good for all the approaches and methodologies that exist to enrich our students learning and not only benefit a few but almost all of them. It is important that as a teacher we demonstrate optimism and motivate our students because if they are motivated, they will be looking forward to learning. We should not take less importance for our student’s emotional side, knowing what they are dealing can also help us to have better classes.

Learning Acquisition

*Both are important in language learning.
*Acquisition: unconscious process of learning.
*Learning: conscious process of learning.

Cognitive Code

*Treats learners as thinking being and put them at the center of their learning process.
*Learn by what we see, feel, and hear.
*Learner tries to make sense of new data by relating it to previews experiences.

Behaviorism

*The activities involved in behaviorism are good, the mistake would be in thinking they are the only ways to learn a language.
*Some of the characteristics of it are: No interference of MY only SL. Repetition of drills are essential for classes. All error immediately corrected.
*Provided the 50’s and 60’s audiolingual method.
*Frequent response of stimulus-response sequence