Cognitivism

Cognitivism is the family of learning theories holding that learning is the acquisition, organization, and retrieval of internal mental representations — the mind processes information through identifiable structures (sensory, short-term/working, and long-term memory) and processes (attention, encoding, rehearsal, retrieval, schema formation), and instruction should be designed in light of this architecture.

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