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Ann Hufstader
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Instruction revolves around a cyclical pattern of teacher-modeling, student-repitition, and teacher-reinforcement
Behaviorism
Learning is an active and "constructive process." Learning in the classroom is evident when students are building knowledge by doing hands-on learning
Instruction looks like guided problem solving.
New information is link to prior knowledge; self-relevant education; making connections to their own experiences
Constructivism
Instruction usually grabs the attention of learners and helps make sense of the information so it can be stored more readily stored (learned) later for recall.
Cognitivism
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