2001
DOI: 10.1021/ed078p1107.1
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Piaget's Theory of Intellectual Development Revisited

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“…[64][65][66] Sonuç olarak, Fotoğraflı Oucher küçük çocuklarda bilişsel olarak güvenilir şekilde kullanılabilmekte-dir, fakat kültürel olarak hem içerik hem dil çevirisi gerektirmektedir. Numaralı Oucher ise kültürel olarak içerik çevirisi gerektirmemektedir, fakat bilişsel olarak küçük çocuklarda güvenilir değildir.…”
Section: Kültürel Etmenleri̇n Ağri Davranişlari İfade Ve Başa çIkma Yunclassified
“…[64][65][66] Sonuç olarak, Fotoğraflı Oucher küçük çocuklarda bilişsel olarak güvenilir şekilde kullanılabilmekte-dir, fakat kültürel olarak hem içerik hem dil çevirisi gerektirmektedir. Numaralı Oucher ise kültürel olarak içerik çevirisi gerektirmemektedir, fakat bilişsel olarak küçük çocuklarda güvenilir değildir.…”
Section: Kültürel Etmenleri̇n Ağri Davranişlari İfade Ve Başa çIkma Yunclassified
“…In LTM, information is stored as elements of knowledge (small ''chunks'' of memorized facts, equations, or procedures) that are linked to form schema by a process of association similar to the accommodation mechanisms proposed by Piaget (Anderson and Lebiere 1998;Nurrenbern 2001;Willingham 2007).…”
Section: Long-term Memorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The theories of Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget have been frequently cited for guidance. In studies beginning in the 1930s, Piaget proposed that memory was organized in linked conceptual frameworks (each termed a schema) formed by the processes of ''assimilation'' (moving information into memory) and ''accommodation'' (modifying existing frameworks to incorporate new information) (Nurrenbern 2001).…”
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“…Pedagogical constructivism in chemistry has grown from foundational work in the 1970s and 1980s (Bodner, 1986;Herron, 1975) to become a common part of discussions about chemistry education (for example, Nurrenburn, 2001). 1 This parallels the widespread adoption of constructivist perspectives in education, especially science education (Tobin and Rippins, 1993;Tobin, 2000).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%