MindMap Gallery nursing education theory
This is a mind map about nursing education theory, including behaviorism, cognitive theory, social learning theory, constructivism, etc.
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educational theory
Behaviorism
Fu Keshengjin
Thorndike learning theory/trial and error theory
law
preparatory law
law of effect
practice law
applied law
law of apraxia
application
Skinner's theory of operant conditioning
Strengthening principles
positive reinforcement
negative reinforcement
reinforce a behavior
punish
reinforcement extinction
reduce a behavior
Reinforcement program
Fixed/varying interval reinforcement (time)
Fixed/variable ratio reinforcement (number of times)
consistency principle
objectivity--
Timeliness——
Efficacy——
Reinforcement method
cognitive theory
Know→Tobnesu
Epiphany Experiment (Tolman)
Bruner's discovery learning theory
People actively choose knowledge and form cognitive structures
Learning process (acquisition→conversion→evaluation)
Pay attention to the basic structure of the subject (basic knowledge → specific diseases → problem solving)
Intrinsic motivation for learning → interest
Advocate discovery learning (explore → think → reorganize teaching materials)
Basic structure of the subject
internal motivation
discovery learning
Ausubel accepts assimilation learning theory
meaningful acceptance of learning
meaningful learning conditions
Learning material logic
Learner Basics + Initiative
Assimilation model of meaningful learning
Lower level learning
Derived——
Related ——
Superior learning
learning in parallel
Understand students’ cognition→organize learning content appropriately
Combining discovery learning and acceptance learning
Incorporate learning methods/strategies into the classroom
information processing learning theory
basic process of memory
Memorization (input)
Keep (save)
recall (retrieval)
Reappear
Recognize
forget
Attracting attention (clinical cases/experiences)
Reasonably adjust learning limits (appropriate amount of knowledge)
Promote information processing and retention (timely preview review/break between classes)
social learning theory
Society → Du (Bandura)
Bobo Doll Experiment
social learning theory perspective
Observational Learning (Social Environment)
Pay attention to the process (see)
Keep - (remember)
copy--
motivation--
Internal cognition affects personal behavior
Self-control/regulation during learning
Pay attention to the role of role models
external reinforcement
vicarious reinforcement
self-reinforcement
role model→teacher
Role model → (Introduced/promoted by teachers) Excellent nurses
Provide opportunities for students to emulate role models (student clinical practice)
Role models and learners work together to promote
humanistic theory
people (go) to rome
Main point √
Emphasize the important role of emotions/attitudes/values in learning
Emphasize that education should be learner-centered
Pay attention to human values and personality development
rogers learning theory
student-centered
Freedom-Based Learning Principles
Development of students’ values/personality (ideological and political)
Teacher-student relationship, student participation in teaching activities (time setting/teaching methods)
classroom atmosphere
Teachers are helpers/facilitators
Accept individual student differences
Unified semester learning objectives
constructivist theory
Four elements of a learning environment
scene
cooperation
comminicate
sense making
similar
Teaching principles of operational skills
practice curve
Progress first quickly and then slowly
Altitude sickness
Old behavioral structures and patterns of action
Unsatisfied physical fitness
Interest ↓
ups and downs