Learning Sciences Theories - Behaviorism, Cognitivism, Constructivism

[@Focke42]

0:48 Behaviorism
2:36 Cognitivism
4:12 cognitive Constructivism
5:45 embodied cognitivism
8:29 summary

[@mohammadaskar5724]

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[@izzyland-jones871]

Great video, love how all the theories intertwine, thank you!

[@maianh-digitallearningdesi1046]

Thanks a lot for your insightful video ❤

[@yeldatanrvermis2629]

Amazing video, both with the information and visuality it helped me. Thanks for your contribution.

[@englishazzouzia8105]

I believe piaget belongs to constructvism rather than cognitivism ? chomsky is a cognitivist linguist piaget is a constructivist psychologist correct me if i iam wrong

[@francissakalab.-xx2gs]

Learning has taken place 👍

[@muskduh]

Thanks for your contribution.

[@sololife9403]

Theeee best! thank you

[@NicksAreOverrated]

Zizek as an example of gestures supporting speech is hilarious. I guess he is a great counter-example. :D

[@mml_ethzurich]

Well yes and no. He certainly is a very expressive speaker :). He shows a lot of the so called "co-expressive" gestures, specially the beat-gestures, but also metaphorical representations are strong in his speech.

[@bokanincube1250]

Vital information indeed

[@mahboubehtavakol9154]

Very informative

[@quyennguyen6365]

Love it!

[@Kheira2908]

This was very helpful! Thank you

[@HarryPotter-gj5bk]

Awesome

[@guillermofv9728]

Quite interesting, thank you

[@papersecos]

Yeah; STEAM is the key for the human intelectual soothing people because are the most relevant aspect of our thinking. When someone want to read a novel about middle era this will be pleasant because of the absent of it.

[@der_melicious]

Hahaha ZIZEK GESTUS

[@Hmg-r4e]

Skip the front BS please