Learning

Richard R. Bootsin

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Bloom


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(Cognitive Domain)


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(Affective Domain)


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(Psychomotor Domain )

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Learning Process

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Alan Thomas :

Learning Process

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Robert M. Gagne

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( Motivation Phase )

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( Apprehending Phase )

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( Acquisition Phase )

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( Retention Phase )

( Recall Phase )
( Generalization Phase )
( Performance Phase )
( Feedback Phase )

Jerome Bruner

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2. ( Transformation )

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( Acquisition )
( E valuation )

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(Knowledge )
(Comprehension )
( Application )
( Analysis )
( Synthesis )
( Evaluation )

Lee J. Cronbach

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( Goal )
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( Readiness )
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( Situation )
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( Interpretation )
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( Response )
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( Consequence )
7. ( Reaction to thwarting )


Theories of Learning

(Pavlov)

(D.F. Skinner)

(Thorndike)


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2.1 (Law of Used)

2.2 ( Law of disused)


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(Law of Affect)

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