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.
The mind is a computer processor: Cognitivist founders and their search for the inner workings of the learning mind…More
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