When you learn new information in your classes, you are learning in the cognitive domain. The theory of cognitive learning explains ways that you actively engage in a mental process like when you learn a new math process. Cognitive learning theory is a view about learning that explains how you acquire, remember, and use knowledge; it describes how you think and reason.
Sometimes learning is easy, and sometimes it is difficult. Your challenge is to become an effective learner at all times—when it is easy and when it is hard. Study strategies,skills, and techniques are the approach, plan, or learning tools you use to help connect new knowledge with existing knowledge. Together, these tool scan help you to be successful in any course or learning activity.
It can be difficult to tell the difference between a study strategy and a study technique. In this course, you may find those terms used interchangeably. Knowing the differences is much less important than understanding the concepts. Learning plans (also called strategies) and learning skills work together to help you learn. Skills and strategies allow you to connect existing knowledge and new information that you must learn, know, and understand in your high school classes.
Which choice best describes the theory of cognitive learning?
- It is always difficult.
- It explains ways that you actively engage in a mental process.
- It is defined by subject.
- It explains the tools you use to process learning.
Cognitive learning theory is a view about learning that explains how you acquire, remember, and use knowledge.
Cognitive learning theory is a view about learning that explains how you acquire, remember, and use knowledge.
Cognitive learning theory is a view about learning that explains how you acquire, remember, and use knowledge.
Cognitive learning theory is a view about learning that explains how you acquire, remember, and use knowledge.
What does the theory of cognitive learning describe?
- how you learn
- how you think and reason
- how you pay attention
- good instruction
Cognitive learning describes how you think and reason.
Cognitive learning describes how you think and reason.
Cognitive learning describes how you think and reason.
Cognitive learning describes how you think and reason.
How do study strategies and techniques help you?
- They help you know how to study.
- They help you connect concepts to ideas.
- They help you connect existing knowledge to new information.
- They help you know why learning matters.
Learning plans (also called strategies) and learning skills work together to help you connect existing knowledge and new information that you must learn, know, and understand in your high school classes.
Learning plans (also called strategies) and learning skills work together to help you connect existing knowledge and new information that you must learn, know, and understand in your high school classes.
Learning plans (also called strategies) and learning skills work together to help you connect existing knowledge and new information that you must learn, know, and understand in your high school classes.
Learning plans (also called strategies) and learning skills work together to help you connect existing knowledge and new information that you must learn, know, and understand in your high school classes.
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