Relația dintre modalitățile de tratare a informațiilor şi potențialul de învățare

Relația dintre modalitățile de tratare a informațiilor şi potențialul de învățare

The relationship between information treatment modalities and learning potential

Vasile Radu PREDA
Abstract

The relationship between information treatment modalities and learning potential. Neuropsychological research (Flessas and Lussier, 2001) focused on the simultaneous and sequential treatment of verbal or nonverbal information and developed the constructivist pedagogical theory and the interactive methodology for the acquisition of knowledge by pupils with learning disabilities in inclusive schools (Shimamura, 2008). Research in cognitive psychology (Kurtz, Borkowski, 1984; Nelson, Narens, 1990) explored metamemory and metacognition skills in relation to information treatment modalities and to the role of the pedagogical interactive methodology in developing the learning potential

Keywords:neuropsychological research, simultaneous treatment of information, sequential treatment of information, interactive methodology, knowledge, learning disabilities.
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DOI:10.26744/rrttlc.2023.9.1.09
Published on line: 03/31/2023
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