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    intrinsic: the

    information wanting to
    be learned
    long term memory

    Cognitive Load Theory


    extraneous
    working memory

    germane: consider the


    readiness of students Social interaction

    help guide a child in Zone between what the


    Using what they developing a new skill child already knows and
    Assimilation
    already know set what they can't achieve

    Proximal development
    Changing what they Building blocks of Grouped with other zone where they can
    know knowledge students to help each learn with help
    other
    more knowledgeable
    Vygotsky's Sociocultural
    other
    For example a child Accommodation organization of Theory can be helped by the
    used to make noises for Knowledge Electronic tutor more knowledge other
    what they want, and Piaget's Theory of
    schema
    have learned to Cognitive Development
    communicate Mental representations The more
    of the world knowledgeable other is
    at a higher skill level
    Balancing new than the learner
    knowledge and old Stored and ready to
    knowledge apply when needed
    Scafolding

    Force that helps the


    Equilibration
    process of development

    Occurs when we can't


    use our schemas in a
    situation

    Constructivism

    Consonant,
    dissonant, ignore?
    Teacher role is to create
    opportunities for
    inquiry (investigation
    and reflection)

    New knowledge is
    created from
    challenged previous
    knowledge

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