1.6 Willingham Theory Flashcards

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Background history of willing hem

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Cognitive scientist

Points outproblems with Piaget theory

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Principle #1 - factual knowledge precedes skill

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If knowledge is stored in the long-term memory, then there will be specific space in the working memory of problem-solving and decision making

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Long-term memory

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A memory store that holds limitless information up to a lifetime

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Working memory

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Unlimited memory component that is involved in different processes, such as processing information, coming from our senses and decision-making

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Principle #2 practice and efforts is needed to master skills and knowledge

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Knowledge and skill needs to be rehearsed/practised over and over again

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Short team memory

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Initial memory store that is temporary and limited

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Strategies to support physical development

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1.Focus on my movement is subtitle and what order to practice them in

2.practice the movements to make muscle commands automatic
3.Use conscious effort and constantly challenge oneself

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Strategies to support conjunctive development

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Teachers should use problems that are new within the child ability, but also require some effort to complete
Teacher should understand child ability when planning activities
Teacher to remember that she didn’t abilities are variable and can change day today 

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Stretchiest support, social development

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Train children to take the viewpoint of others
Delay giving them reward until they obtain a goal to improve self control
Encourage practice which improves self regulation
Using an organised classroom environment to encourage private social behaviour

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Strength of the theory (willingham theory )

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Widely applied in education of the situations to promote children’s development in a positive positive way

Children development stages, by PJ theory

Some empirical evidence

18 month olds that don’t like broccoli are able to to understand that the experiment likes Broccoli and give the experiment of Broccoli

14 month old gives experiment, crackers, the food that they like as they have a lot of egocentrism

Egocentrism may reduce at the age of 18 months like Willingham suggested

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Weaknesses

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May not apply to all children as behaviour such as impulsivity may be inherited

Difficulties to test validity of theory as it involves so many components

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