Hector Ruiz Martin

How Do We Learn?

A Scientific Approach to Learning and Teaching (Evidence-Based Education)

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

A scientific approach to teaching in a way that helps students learn In recent years, educators and researchers have been working together to bridge the gap between cognitive science and teaching practice. The scientific community is increasingly turning its attention toward the study of learning-in-context. At the same time, educators have welcomed practices supported by scientific evidence. This book offers an engaging synthesis of these efforts, describing--in accessible terms--important discoveries in cognitive science that shed light on teaching practice. With scientific rigor and an emphasis on practical application, How Do We Learn? shows readers how to create optimal educational environments to promote student learning and knowledge retention. It covers cognitive mechanisms governing memory and learning, as well as socioemotional factors that influence motivation and student performance. Readers will also learn how they can modify teaching, feedback, and evaluation to be of the greatest benefit to students. When students take responsibility for their own learning, they achieve at much higher rates, at all ages and across academic subjects. This book helps educators become familiar with the evidence-based principles that can be used to support students in this goal.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: John Wiley & Sons Inc
• Seitenzahl: 288
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Juni 2024
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 222mm x 150mm x 16mm
• Gewicht: 432g
• ISBN-13: 9781394230518
• ISBN-10: 1394230516
• Artikelnr.: 69234087

Autorenporträt

HÉCTOR RUIZ MARTÍN directs the International Science Teaching Foundation. For the past 20 years, he has conducted research into cognitive psychology, memory, and learning, with the goal of developing educational resources based on scientific evidence.

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword by Doug Lemov ix
Introduction 1
Section 1 The Science of How we Learn
1.1 The Scientific Study of Learning and Teaching 7
Section 2 The Cognitive Processes of Learning
2.1 Components of Memory 25
2.2 Organization of Memory 35
2.3 Memory Processes 45
2.4 Reorganization of Memory 61
2.5 Transfer of Learning 71
2.6 Working Memory 83
2.7 Deep Learning 95
Section 3 Social and Emotional Factors in Learning
3.1 The Role of Emotions in Learning 109
3.2 Motivation 123
3.3 Beliefs 137
3.4 The Social Dimension of Learning 155
Section 4 Self- Regulation of Learning
4.1 Metacognition 167
4.2 Self- Control 175
4.3 Emotional Self- Regulation 183
4.4 Resilience and Grit 193
Section 5 Key Teaching Processes
5.1 Instruction 203
5.2 Feedback 213
5.3 Assessment 225
Appendix: Pseudoscientific Myths About Learning 237
References 249