Cognitive Learning Theory
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Cognitive learning theories contain a number of assumptions. One assumption is that "learning is a process of relating new information to previously learned material" (Ormrod, 1999, p. 5). The implication for the classroom is that teachers must be sure students associate new learning with previous knowledge. This can b
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