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This psychological theory, one of the oldest, emphasizes the importance of perception in learning and laid the groundwork for the various other cognitive perspectives that followed.
Citation: Braungart & Braungart, p. 61
What is the "gestalt principle"?
This Russian psychologist emphasized the significance of language, social interaction, and adult guidance in the learning process.
Reference: Braungart & Braungart, p. 64
Who is Lev Vygotsky?
This cognitive process emphasizes thinking processes: thought, reasoning, the way information is encountered and stored, and memory functioning.
Reference: Braungart & Braungart, p. 61
What is metacognition?
These individuals are all graduate students in nursing education, enrolled in Foundations of Teaching for the Fall 2019 semester.
What are the target students for this presentation?
Nurse Jones is diligently explaining the proper way of changing a surgical dressing when she notices that her patient, Mr. Crain, is looking out the window and has not paid attention to a single word that Nurse Jones said. This behavior shows a failure in the ____________ stage, of the ________ model of memory. This stage is also known as the key to learning within this model.
Reference: Braungart & Braungart, p. 62
What is Stage 1(Attention) of the Information-processing model of memory?
Widely used in education and counseling, this theory promotes the idea that the key to learning and changing is the individual's cognition.
Reference: Braungart & Braungart, p. 60
What is cognitive learning theory?
This cognitive theorist believed that children take in information as they interact with people and the environment.
Reference: Braungart & Braungart, p. 64
Who is Jean Piaget?
Reference: Braungart & Braungart, p. 60
What is cognition?
Dia's MSN students will demonstrate mastery of the basic concepts, vocabulary, and ideas expressed in cognitive learning theory.
What is the objective of this presentation?
Mr. Crain, is a 70 yr-old gentleman who underwent shoulder replacement surgery after an unfortunate incident with his milk cow. Knowing that Mr. Crain is both hard of hearing, and a visual learner, his daughter videoed the doctor's exercise instructions and "Do's and Don'ts" at the first post-op office visit. This intervention demonstrates understanding of the ___________ stage of the _______________ model of memory in which the information is processed by the senses.
Reference: Braungart & Braungart, p. 62
What is Stage 2 (Processing) of the information-processing model of memory?
The first two of the four sequential stages of cognitive development identified and described by Piaget.
Reference: Braungart & Braungart, p. 64
What are sensorimotor and preoperational?
This researcher, working within the information-processing perspective, reminds us to consider styles of thinking, which he defined as, "a preference for using abilities in certain ways."
Reference: Braungart & Braungart, p. 63
Who is R.J. Sternberg?
This perspective on learning focuses on qualitative changes in perceiving, thinking, and reasoning as individuals grow and mature.
Reference: Braungart & Braungart, p. 63
What is cognitive development?
The Foundations class will compete in a friendly, Jeopardy-style activity, providing answers with 80% correct answers (20/25 questions).
What is the goal of this presentation?
Immediately after teaching each exercise, Dr. Krishnan asked Mr. Crain to demonstrate the movements. This tests the _____________ stage of the ____________ model of memory, in which information is transformed and incorporated.
What is Stage 3 (Memory Storage) of the Information-processing model of memory?
The last two of the four sequential stages of cognitive development identified and described by Piaget.
Reference: Braungart & Braungart, p. 64
What are concrete operations and formal operations?
This cognitive theorist and his colleagues outlined nine events and their corresponding cognitive processes that activate effective learning.
Reference: Braungart & Braungart, p. 64
Who is Robert Gagne'?
These two increasingly popular perspectives within cognitive theory draw heavily from gestalt psychology and developmental psychology.
Reference: Braungart & Braungart, p. 65
What are social constructivism and social cognition?
To accomplish our goal, we will play Jeopardy!
What is the learning activity?
Mr. Crain states, "So, as soon as I wake up, I can lift square bales in the barn by myself again, eh Doc?" Dr. Krishnan's redirection of Mr. Crain to remind him that he cannot lift any objects over 20lbs for at least 6 weeks after surgery addresses the ___________ stage of the __________ model of memory. Education of learners in this stage involves assessing how a learner attends to, processes, and stores the information that is presented as well as finding ways to encourage the retention and retrieval process.
What is Stage 4 (Action) of the information-processing model of memory?
__________ and __________ are two examples of cognitive orientations to emotions that have been proposed in newer cognitive models.
Reference: Braungart & Braungart, p. 66
What are ...
(Any two of the following):
Empathy & Moral emotions, Memory storage & retrieval, emotional intelligence, and self-regulation?
Who is Jean Piaget?
Neglected emotions within the basic framework drew criticism, so recent efforts have been made to incorporate considerations related to emotions in this perspective on cognitive learning theory.
Reference: Braungart & Braungart, p. 66
What is cognitive-emotional perspective?
Answers will be provided, students must verbalize their responses in question format, as per the rules of the traditional Jeopardy game. Achievement of a passing grade on this activity is determined by total correct responses = 80% or better (20/25 questions or better.)
How will this lesson be evaluated?
Your presenter holds this relationship to the patient in the above case study.
Who is Mr. Crain's daughter?