2. Empiricism is when that knowledge is derive for the experience, because through the good or bad experience we can have a good knowledge about something or on specific topic, in others words the experience is a based of our knowledge
3. Cognitivism
4. When we talk about of cognitivism, we can understand that is a mental processes, and the cognitivism is how we perceive something.
5. Types of cognitive learning theory.
6. Discovery learning (Jerome Bruner)
7. Meaningful verbal learning (David Ausubel)
8. SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY (SLT)
9. A theory of learning behaviors from others.
10. Grew out cognitivism.
11. Bandura (1973)Models: people who is observed for children copying their behaviors
12. SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVISM
13. A sociological theory in which human development depends of constructed knowledge of social interaction with other people.
14. In the classroom
15. Round table
16. Work group
17. Multiple intelligences (MI)
18. H. Gardner
19. Every person has different ways of learning and different types of intelligences.
20. Types of intelligences:
21. Verbal linguistic
22. domain the language
23. Visual spatial
24. to know objects and it characteristics
25. Logical mathematical
26. conceptualize logics between symbols and actions.
27. Kinesthetic
28. coordination on movements (hold body)
29. Naturalist
30. sensibility with the nature world
31. Interpersonal
32. interaction with other people
33. to know our own self (who am I?)
34. Intrapersonal
35. Rationalism
36. Rationalism is the knowledge derives from the logic, because we use the rational abilities for to solve some situation, and when we talk about the rational abilities we refer to ability of reason about something.
37. Behaviorism.
38. We can understand how behaviorism to the form of how we appreciable and perceptible (observable) behaviour.