This document outlines the instructional events in the learning process and their relation to how learners receive and process information. It shows that instruction first gains learners' attention and informs them of objectives to activate executive control. Presenting new material then stimulates recall of prior knowledge and emphasizes key features to encode information semantically and establish cues for later retrieval, guided learning, eliciting performance, and assessing understanding to reinforce learning and enhance long-term retention and transfer.
This document outlines the instructional events in the learning process and their relation to how learners receive and process information. It shows that instruction first gains learners' attention and informs them of objectives to activate executive control. Presenting new material then stimulates recall of prior knowledge and emphasizes key features to encode information semantically and establish cues for later retrieval, guided learning, eliciting performance, and assessing understanding to reinforce learning and enhance long-term retention and transfer.
This document outlines the instructional events in the learning process and their relation to how learners receive and process information. It shows that instruction first gains learners' attention and informs them of objectives to activate executive control. Presenting new material then stimulates recall of prior knowledge and emphasizes key features to encode information semantically and establish cues for later retrieval, guided learning, eliciting performance, and assessing understanding to reinforce learning and enhance long-term retention and transfer.