Enactive, Iconic, Symbolic? Jerome Bruner's Three Modes of Representation
Sunday, February 3, 2013
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Jerome Bruner psychologist and educator, born in 1915, researched and studied Constructivist Theory.
He believed that children and adults learn by
modes or systems of representation
Enactive
movement , motor tasks such as shaking rattles, holding bottles -- stored in memory....
Iconic
pictures, visual stimulation, seeing objects--stores in memory
Symbolic
language , numbers, alphabet, words, (can be manipulated, ordered, classified) --in memory
Information is built upon already acquired knowledge--this leads to us as humans to be able to learn anything if we start off small and build upon it......http://www.simplypsychology.org/bruner.html
He believed that children and adults learn by
modes or systems of representation
Enactive
movement , motor tasks such as shaking rattles, holding bottles -- stored in memory....
Iconic
pictures, visual stimulation, seeing objects--stores in memory
Symbolic
language , numbers, alphabet, words, (can be manipulated, ordered, classified) --in memory
Information is built upon already acquired knowledge--this leads to us as humans to be able to learn anything if we start off small and build upon it......http://www.simplypsychology.org/bruner.html
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