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LEARNING AND MEMORY
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This 4 page paper discusses the various theories assocated with learning and memory. A reaction paper, this paper examples one's applications of Pavlovian principles, adaptive behaviors, shaping, and characteristics of good trainers. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Learning and Utilizing Language
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A 3 page reaction paper to “Language and Education,” which appears in Life-Span, Human Development by Carol K. Sigelman and Elizabeth A. Rider. This is a fascinating chapter in that it addresses the development of what is arguably the defining characteristic of what it means to be “human,” which is the ability to use language. This point is illustrated through the authors’ opening paragraph, which refers to Helen Keller, who was both deaf and blind from infancy, and how the ability to communicate through sign language connected her connected her to her family and society. The chapter then describes in detail how young children acquire language. No additional sources cited and the bibliography is incomplete.
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Learning Styles And The Mature Learner
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A 6 page paper that begins by defining the mature learner in higher education degree course. The paper discuses the advantages and challenges for this student and reports and discusses Kolb's Learning Cycle and Honey and Mumford's learning styles. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Learning Theories
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Social, Constructivist, Behaviorist : A 4 page paper that explains and discusses each of these learning theories, including their major principles and theorists. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Learning Theories - Emphasis On Adult Learning Theories
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A 30 page paper. Part 1 of the paper discusses the learning/development theories of Thorndike Bandura, Rogers, Maslow and Kohlberg. The major points of each theory are presented and discussed, including the contribution of that theory to the field of education. The five theories are also compared and contrasted. The second part of the paper discusses adult learning, specifically, again, relating comments to the five theorists identified. 1 Table is included that shows the differences in focus of each theory. Bibliography lists 19 sources.
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Learning Theories And Technology
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A 4 page paper that is a 5-column Table. The columns are: learning theory, contributors, dates, strengths and weaknesses and complementary technology. Four learning theories are discussed. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Learning Theories; Piaget and Information Processing Theory
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This 5 page paper considers and compares the models of learning in Jean Piaget's Development Theory and Millers Information Processing Theory. The bibliography cites 4 sources.
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Levinson's "The Seasons Of A Man's Life" - Summary, Personal Event And Adult Development
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8 pages in length. An appropriate synonym for life is the word 'change' inasmuch as there is little that remains constant throughout human lives without even so much as a subtle amendment. Much more apparent are those changes that occur as connections between various stages of development whereby people -- in theory -- are supposed to learn from past mistakes so as not to dwell upon them in later adult life. This is certainly a worthwhile objective in the overall scheme of human existence that provides an opportunity to gain closure and avoid rehashing unpleasant experiences, however, it is much more difficult to achieve than it is to describe. Daniel Levinson explains these transitional aspects of men's lives as the internal ability to regroup emotions that have been set on end as individuals move into midlife, a time when reassessment of personal and professional accomplishments becomes front-&-center in the mind and can lead to vulnerability, second guessing and a fear. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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