The Cognitive Process and Teaching-Learning Strategies to Achieve Significant Learning
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Cognitive process, Strategies for teaching and learning, Meaningful learningAbstract
The cognitive process has a close relationship with the way to learn, students use dissimilar learning strategies and are expected to build their knowledge, privileging the capacity for learning to learn to make it long-lasting. The psychology of education has played an important role in the research of the process of teaching and learning, learning objectives emerged in a behaviorist psychological context, where it rewarded the students according to their achievements reached, however, over the years paradigms have arisen in which the intension is not rewarding, but making students realize how you learn best and how to make their knowledge a meaningful process.
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