Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Cognitvistism as a Learning Theory_Module 2


Karr Kapp blog’s demonstrated that all isms are not created equally.  In fact, ism is just like a processor or an ingredient that add more flavor to the cake.  Kapp’s views isms like manna (bread from heaven).  The manna was 100% editable but it was useful. It maintained a nutritional value to keep the body strong and resistance from disease to help Israelites to survive their drought.   
The approach to learning “ is not one thing “ explained Kapp (Kapp, 2007).  It is an influence on behavior, knowledge and thinking skills which comes from experience.  Experience builds bridges that connect the learner to the world of advancement in our society which keeps the learner strong and employable.  The learning theory has added one more ism.  It is called connectivism.  Connectivism creator is George Siemens. He wrote the book “Knowing Knowledge”.  Stephen Downes and Bill Kerr are operating this knock out event on isms.  The rivalry is on between two scholars about cognitivism and behaviorism.  However, the scope of learning is broader than any bridge and all the isms need to be on CNN, Fox News or join a tea’ism party to celebrate learning.

In summary, the isms are busy moving to one learning phrase to another and the beats goes on (Kerr, 2007).  They both hold truth to learning that is to help children learn.  Teaching adults have the same approach but a different environmental setting to establish goals and outcomes.

 

Works Cited


Kapp, K. (2007, Jan 2). Out and About: Discussion on Educational School of Thought. Retrieved from Kapp Notes: http://www.uleduneering.com/kappnotes/index.php/2007/01/out-and-about-discussion-on-educational/

Kerr, B. (2007, January 1). ism as a filter;not bliner. Retrieved from Bill Kerr Blog: http://billkerr2.blogspot.com/2007/01/isms-as-filter-not-blinker.html

 

 

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