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TEACHING LEARNING PROCESS
17問 • 10ヶ月前
  • JHAYS
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    • The basic premise of this theory is that human activity is based on association between stimulus and response • Any activity is seen as a situation which influences or affects the individual • Any activity is seen as a response which the individual makes to the situation • Any activity is seen as a connection between the situation and the response by means of which the former is enabled to produce the latter

    STIMULUS RESPONSE THEORY

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    • Refers to conditioning as the formation of some sort of stimulus-response sequential relation that brings about behavior change • It involves the formation or strengthening of an association between a conditioned stimulus which elicited the original respo

    CONDITIONING THEORY

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    - The theory maintains the importance of stimulus-response connection in learning - It assumes that individuals learn specific cognitive structures from observing the behavior b of others and that theses strategies account for the acquisition of socials behaviors, thus imitation often leads to reinforces individual seek

    SOCIAL LEARNING

  • 4

    ANDRAGOGY AND PEDAGOGY learning of basic facts

    PEDAGOGGY

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    ANDRAGOGY AND PEDAGOGY is applying the facts to different situation

    ANDRAGOGY

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    • It focused on the problem of what people do with the information to achieve generalized insights or understanding •Calls it as “Instrumental Conceptualism” •Accd. To him the acquisition of knowledge, whatever its form, is a dynamic interactive process •he believes that a mental process such as perception, concept attainment and reasonable depends upon an imaginative process of construction •Learning as a cognitive process that involves simultaneous processe

    JEROME BRUNER’S THEORY OF LEARNING

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    Characteristics of Learning Style of Major Cultural Groups 1. Use imagery, symbolism, meditation and relaxation 2. Use reflective learning, taking time before responding, being quiet in a group setting 3. Responds to learning by using advance organizer, making connections between the content and real life problems 4. Prefer activities that create cooperation rather than competition 5. Prefer listening, observing and doing

    NATIVE AMERICANS

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    Characteristics of Learning Style of Major Cultural Groups • are highly diverse groups and include very distinct subcultures that differ significantly as to customs, values and education orientation •First-generation Hispanics students usually communicate more freely in Spanish •Prefer formal settings, conformity, peer-oriented learning (dependent on socioeconomic status and geographic regions), kinesthetic instructional and a high degree of structure

    HISPANICS

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    Characteristics of Learning Style of Major Cultural Groups •Tendency to prefer global learning •Prefer bright light warm temperatures and informal design while learning •Require collegial support and presence of authority while learning •Visual Kinesthetic learners who reject the auditory modality

    AFRICAN AMERICAN

  • 10

    TYPES OF LEARNING or the conditioned response, the simplest level of learning which the person develop a general diffuse reaction to a stimulus, association to a stimulus that contribute in developing fear or giving an alarming response

    SIGNAL LEARNING

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    TYPES OF LEARNING involves developing a voluntary response to a specific stimulus or combination of stimuli, a behavior is affected by structured instruction then respond automatically.

    STIMULUS RESPONSE LEARNING

  • 12

    TYPES OF LEARNING the acquisition of a series of related conditioned response or stimulus-response connections. They are series of actions that are related to basic activity such as:

    CHAINING

  • 13

    TYPES OF LEARNING is a type of chaining and is easily recognized in the process of learning medical terminology

    VERBAL ASSOCIATION

  • 14

    TYPES OF LEARNING great deal can be learned through forming large numbers of stimulus-response or verbal chain, To learn and retain large numbers of chains, the person has to be able to discriminate among them

    DISCRIMINATION LEARNING

  • 15

    TYPES OF LEARNING is learning how to classify stimuli into groups represented by a common concept

    CONCEPT LEARNING

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    TYPES OF LEARNING is considered a chain of concepts relationship between concepts.

    RULE LEARNING

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    TYPES OF LEARNING The learner must have a clear idea of the problem or goal being sought and must be able to recall and apply previous learned rules that relate to the situation.

    PROBLEM SOLVING

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    HCI

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    HCI

    HCI

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    TERMS

    TERMS

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    TERMS

    TERMS

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    HEALTH DEF

    HEALTH DEF

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    HEALTH DEF

    HEALTH DEF

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    ANAPHY PRELIMS REVIEW

    ANAPHY PRELIMS REVIEW

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    ANAPHY PRELIMS REVIEW

    ANAPHY PRELIMS REVIEW

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    INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

    INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

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    INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

    INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

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    BIOCHEM

    BIOCHEM

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    BIOCHEM

    BIOCHEM

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    SKELETAL SYSTEM

    SKELETAL SYSTEM

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    SKELETAL SYSTEM

    SKELETAL SYSTEM

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    joints

    joints

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    joints

    joints

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    muscle and joint movements

    muscle and joint movements

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    muscle and joint movements

    muscle and joint movements

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    MUSCULAR SYSTEM

    MUSCULAR SYSTEM

    JHAYS · 25問 · 1年前

    MUSCULAR SYSTEM

    MUSCULAR SYSTEM

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    LIPIDS

    LIPIDS

    JHAYS · 49問 · 1年前

    LIPIDS

    LIPIDS

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    NEUROTRANSMITTER

    NEUROTRANSMITTER

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    NEUROTRANSMITTER

    NEUROTRANSMITTER

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    NERVOUS

    NERVOUS

    JHAYS · 100問 · 1年前

    NERVOUS

    NERVOUS

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    NERVOUS PART 2

    NERVOUS PART 2

    JHAYS · 35問 · 1年前

    NERVOUS PART 2

    NERVOUS PART 2

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    SPECIAL SENSES

    SPECIAL SENSES

    JHAYS · 47問 · 1年前

    SPECIAL SENSES

    SPECIAL SENSES

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    ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

    ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

    JHAYS · 41問 · 1年前

    ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

    ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    • The basic premise of this theory is that human activity is based on association between stimulus and response • Any activity is seen as a situation which influences or affects the individual • Any activity is seen as a response which the individual makes to the situation • Any activity is seen as a connection between the situation and the response by means of which the former is enabled to produce the latter

    STIMULUS RESPONSE THEORY

  • 2

    • Refers to conditioning as the formation of some sort of stimulus-response sequential relation that brings about behavior change • It involves the formation or strengthening of an association between a conditioned stimulus which elicited the original respo

    CONDITIONING THEORY

  • 3

    - The theory maintains the importance of stimulus-response connection in learning - It assumes that individuals learn specific cognitive structures from observing the behavior b of others and that theses strategies account for the acquisition of socials behaviors, thus imitation often leads to reinforces individual seek

    SOCIAL LEARNING

  • 4

    ANDRAGOGY AND PEDAGOGY learning of basic facts

    PEDAGOGGY

  • 5

    ANDRAGOGY AND PEDAGOGY is applying the facts to different situation

    ANDRAGOGY

  • 6

    • It focused on the problem of what people do with the information to achieve generalized insights or understanding •Calls it as “Instrumental Conceptualism” •Accd. To him the acquisition of knowledge, whatever its form, is a dynamic interactive process •he believes that a mental process such as perception, concept attainment and reasonable depends upon an imaginative process of construction •Learning as a cognitive process that involves simultaneous processe

    JEROME BRUNER’S THEORY OF LEARNING

  • 7

    Characteristics of Learning Style of Major Cultural Groups 1. Use imagery, symbolism, meditation and relaxation 2. Use reflective learning, taking time before responding, being quiet in a group setting 3. Responds to learning by using advance organizer, making connections between the content and real life problems 4. Prefer activities that create cooperation rather than competition 5. Prefer listening, observing and doing

    NATIVE AMERICANS

  • 8

    Characteristics of Learning Style of Major Cultural Groups • are highly diverse groups and include very distinct subcultures that differ significantly as to customs, values and education orientation •First-generation Hispanics students usually communicate more freely in Spanish •Prefer formal settings, conformity, peer-oriented learning (dependent on socioeconomic status and geographic regions), kinesthetic instructional and a high degree of structure

    HISPANICS

  • 9

    Characteristics of Learning Style of Major Cultural Groups •Tendency to prefer global learning •Prefer bright light warm temperatures and informal design while learning •Require collegial support and presence of authority while learning •Visual Kinesthetic learners who reject the auditory modality

    AFRICAN AMERICAN

  • 10

    TYPES OF LEARNING or the conditioned response, the simplest level of learning which the person develop a general diffuse reaction to a stimulus, association to a stimulus that contribute in developing fear or giving an alarming response

    SIGNAL LEARNING

  • 11

    TYPES OF LEARNING involves developing a voluntary response to a specific stimulus or combination of stimuli, a behavior is affected by structured instruction then respond automatically.

    STIMULUS RESPONSE LEARNING

  • 12

    TYPES OF LEARNING the acquisition of a series of related conditioned response or stimulus-response connections. They are series of actions that are related to basic activity such as:

    CHAINING

  • 13

    TYPES OF LEARNING is a type of chaining and is easily recognized in the process of learning medical terminology

    VERBAL ASSOCIATION

  • 14

    TYPES OF LEARNING great deal can be learned through forming large numbers of stimulus-response or verbal chain, To learn and retain large numbers of chains, the person has to be able to discriminate among them

    DISCRIMINATION LEARNING

  • 15

    TYPES OF LEARNING is learning how to classify stimuli into groups represented by a common concept

    CONCEPT LEARNING

  • 16

    TYPES OF LEARNING is considered a chain of concepts relationship between concepts.

    RULE LEARNING

  • 17

    TYPES OF LEARNING The learner must have a clear idea of the problem or goal being sought and must be able to recall and apply previous learned rules that relate to the situation.

    PROBLEM SOLVING