How People Learn
How People Learn
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人们如何学习
DOI:
10.1002/9781118736494.ch2
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发表时间:
2016
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J. Merriënboer
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J. Merriënboer
This chapter starts from the basic assumption that all types of learning eventually lead to cognitive schemas in long‐term memory, that is, patterns of thought or behavior that organize categories of information or actions and the relationships among them. It discusses how people learn by constructing and automating cognitive schemas and how they regulate the learning processes such as self‐regulated learning (SRL) and self‐directed learning (SDL). The chapter describes the human cognitive architecture, including a description of induction and elaboration as basic learning processes that re/ construct cognitive schemas, and knowledge compilation and strengthening as basic learning processes that automate the cognitive schemas. It explores complex learning as a process where four basic learning processes occur simultaneously, the four‐component instructional design as an approach to support complex learning and to organize the use of media and technologies. Finally, the chapter presents main conclusions and raises issues for future research.