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Learning Theories - Part 2 - Mind Map

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Major Characteristics

Major Characteristics

Connectivism

Sociocultural

Role of Memory

Role of Memory

George Siemens

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Lev Vygotsky

How Learning Occursand Best Learning

How Learning Occursand Best Learning

Learning Theories

Major Characteristics

Adult learning theory

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Role of Memory

Malcolm Knowles

How Learning Occursand Best Learning

What are learning theories?

Learning Theories

Sociocultural Learning Theory

Sociocultural learning theory, proposed by renowned psychologist Lev Vygotsky, emphasizes the influence of social interactions and cultural environments on cognitive development. According to this theory, individuals learn and acquire new knowledge and skills through interactions with others, particularly more knowledgeable peers or adults. Vygotsky highlighted the significance of language, social context, and cultural tools in shaping how learning takes place ().

Learning Theories

Connectivism Learning Theory

Connectivism learning theory is a modern educational approach that emphasizes the importance of creating connections in the learning process. It suggests that learning is not just about absorbing information but also about utilizing networks to access knowledge and resources. In connectivism, learners are encouraged to engage with various sources of information, collaborate with others, and continuously adapt to the rapidly changing digital landscape providing connections that help you grow and thrive in this interconnected world ().