Cognitivism: Mind as computer processor
In contrast to, and as a reaction to Behaviorism, practitioners of Cognitivism emphasize the learner’s internal process and learning capacity as central to knowledge acquisition. Cognitivism emphasizes the learning dynamic necessary for optimal cognition.
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