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Bruner's Modes of Representation

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Bruner's Modes of Representation
 

Unscramble Letters

Bruner's Modes of RepresentationOnline version

Order Bruner's representation modes

by Asiana Yvonne Brigido
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Shift from studying only observable behavior to exploring mental processes like thinking, memory, perception, language and problem-solving.

     
  
  
2

Info can be stored in three ways: enactive, iconic, and symbolic.

        
  
  
  
3

Learning through ACTION; knowledge is represented through physical actions, movement, manipulation of objects, and direct experiences.

  
  
4

Learning through IMAGES; knowledge is represented through pictures, diagrams, charts, models, and other visual representations.

  
  
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Knowledge is represented through words, numbers, mathematical symbols, language, and abstract concepts.

  
  
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Learners acquire knowledge by actively exploring, investigating, and discovering relationships or principles.

  
  
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Temporary support provided by a teacher or more knowledgeable person to help a learner accomplish a task; support is gradually reduced until independence.

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Important concepts should be introduced early at an appropriate level and then revisited repeatedly at increasing levels of complexity.

  
  
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