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Based on the principle that information is actively processed inside the mind of the person and that the behavior modification takes place by searching for the relationships that exist between the various bits of information.

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I believe that with life experience we learn the best. I have believe that subject knowledge grows when we have a better understanding of how it relates to our personal life.

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In order for us to relate our subject to our students, we must relate it to our students, be prepared to learn from our students, and have an open environment where students feel open to share.

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Insight Learning Wolfgang Kohler Theory, Definition Examples... | Channels for Pearson+

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Insight Learning Wolfgang Kohler Theory, Definition Examples Video Lesson Transcript Stud

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Having a classroom with outside the box thinkers brings deeper learning. As an educator in your classroom you have to encourage students to take risks in their thinking and ideas, let your students know that mistakes are ok and always have a time of reflection.

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Jean Piaget- the most influential cognitive theorists

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Jean Piaget- the most influential cognitive theorists

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Jean Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development

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3 Things to Do in the Classroom

1. Try to get an understanding of what stage in their cognitive development your learners are at.

2. Adapt your teaching strategies to deal with this.

3. Acknowledge effort as well as achievement

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Albert Bandura  Social Cognitive Theory and Vicarious Learning

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Bandura based his theory on controlled experiments conducted within two groups. We use his theories in the classroom everyday by paying attention to how students behave in class due to the positive or negative effect, not choosing stereotypes to reinforce good behavior, and making sure learners are capable of replicating the role models behaviors.

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Meaningful Learning Theory | David Ausubel | Learning & Teaching | Amiya Alvira

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1. recap on learning from the previous learning

2. explain how you intend to build on this

3. assess whether new knowledge has been understood.

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Jerome Bruner - How Does Teaching Influence Learning?

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1. Test learners' prior knowledge of the subject.

2. Ask them how they would like to expand on this.

3. Assess whether they have absorbed new knowledge.