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Kugel, Peter – Improving College and University Teaching, 1979
It is suggested that most of the things people learn are not taught; they are learned by induction. Learning and teaching theories are analyzed with a focus on the induction theory and its implications. The symbol processing carried out by computers is used as a point for comparison. (JMD)
Descriptors: Computers, Educational Theories, Induction, Information Processing
Download full textChalfant, James C.; Scheffelin, Margaret A. – 1969
Research on central processing dysfunctions in children is reviewed in three major areas. The first, dysfunctions in the analysis of sensory information, includes auditory, visual, and haptic processing. The second, dysfunction in the synthesis of sensory information, covers multiple stimulus integration and short-term memory. The third area of…
Descriptors: Auditory Perception, Exceptional Child Research, Information Processing, Language Acquisition
