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by Patrick Terry 1 year ago

How do People Learn?

Humans acquire knowledge through a combination of cognitive processing and social interactions. Initially, information enters the brain via various sensory inputs and is briefly held in sensory memory.

Approaches and methods in language teaching

by Carrizo, Florencia

Internet-based Project work

by claudia rivera

Team Identity, Emotions & Development

by Ethan Kwan

Learner Autonomy

by DIEGO TORRES PATASCOY

How do People Learn?

Information Processing

inputs into the brain

multiple sensors

sensory memory

working memory

transferred or lost

long term memory

Between long term and working memory

Socio-Cognitive

imitation

attention

retention

production

vicarious observation

modeled

raise self efficacy

How do People Learn?

Humans acquire knowledge through a combination of cognitive processing and social interactions. Initially, information enters the brain via various sensory inputs and is briefly held in sensory memory.

Approaches and methods in language teaching

Internet-based Project work

Team Identity, Emotions & Development

Learner Autonomy

How do People Learn?

Information Processing

inputs into the brain

multiple sensors

Socio-Cognitive

imitation

attention

vicarious observation

modeled

Mindomo

More Info

Faq

How do People Learn?

Humans acquire knowledge through a combination of cognitive processing and social interactions. Initially, information enters the brain via various sensory inputs and is briefly held in sensory memory.

Approaches and methods in language teaching

Internet-based Project work

Team Identity, Emotions & Development

Learner Autonomy

How do People Learn?

Information Processing

inputs into the brain

multiple sensors

Socio-Cognitive

imitation

attention

vicarious observation

modeled

Spread the word about Mindomo

Mindomo

More Info

Faq