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learning_theories:connectionism [2011/06/29 16:07]
jpetrovic [What is the practical meaning of connectivism?]
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   * rewards promote learning, but punishments do not lead to learning,   * rewards promote learning, but punishments do not lead to learning,
-  * repetition enhances learning, and +  * repetition enhances learning, and 
 +  * potential to learn needs to be satisfied.
  
 In his book on learning of mathematics((Thorndike,​ E. The Psychology of Arithmetic. New York: Macmillan. 1922.)), Thorndike suggested problems children are expected to solve and learn from should be realistic. For example learning to multiply by three should be learned in context of converting feet to yards. He also emphasizes importance of **repetition** and insists on repetitive practice of basic arithmetic operations. Some of the principles in this book even seem inconsistent with his views on learning: here he refers to learning as meaningful and insightful. Well-learned basic skills enable learning of higher-order skills. In his book on learning of mathematics((Thorndike,​ E. The Psychology of Arithmetic. New York: Macmillan. 1922.)), Thorndike suggested problems children are expected to solve and learn from should be realistic. For example learning to multiply by three should be learned in context of converting feet to yards. He also emphasizes importance of **repetition** and insists on repetitive practice of basic arithmetic operations. Some of the principles in this book even seem inconsistent with his views on learning: here he refers to learning as meaningful and insightful. Well-learned basic skills enable learning of higher-order skills.
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