Instructional Plans and Situated Learning: The Challenge of Suchman’s Theory of Situated Action for Instructional Designers and Instructional Systems
Instructional Plans and Situated Learning: The Challenge of Suchman’s Theory of Situated Action for Instructional Designers and Instructional Systems
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教学计划和情境学习:苏克曼情境行动理论对教学设计者和教学系统的挑战
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10.1080/23796529.1989.11674442
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1989
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M. Streibel
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M. Streibel
Ideas about plans and sHuated actions as well as the impllcalions of these ideas for the design and use of instructional systems. The essay will end with a brief diScussion of John Seely Brown's extensIon of Suchman's ideas and a general set of recommendations for instructional designers who want to remain sensitive to the epistemology of situated learning.Plans and Instructional Systems Cognitive science is an emerging specialty withln educational psychology that merges Ideas from infonnatton processing theory with dlsciplinruy knowledge from computer science and artificial intelligence. Cognitive scientiSts make a number of assumptions about the world in order to conduct" nannal science" in the Kuhruan sense of the tenn (Kuhn. 1970). For example. cognitive SCientists treat mind as" neither substanUal nor insubstantial. but as an abstractable structure implementable in any number of possible phySical substrates"(Suchman, 1987. p. 8). Furthennore. cognitive