Titlebook: Cognitive Learning and Memory in Children; Progress in Cognitiv Michael Pressley,Charles J. Brainerd Book 1985 Springer-Verlag New York Inc

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Andrew S. Ross M.D.,Richard A. Kozarek M.D.is a developmental accomplishment that is part of higher mental functions according to Vygotsky (1978). Remembering, planning, and other forms of directed reasoning extend basic psychological processes through the use of signs and tools in the broadest sense of cognitive instruments.

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,Children’s Use of Cognitive Strategies, How to Teach Strategies, and What to Do If They Can’t Be Tathan some of its historical predecessors, review recent research relevant to that model, compare two differing tactics to strategy instruction and strategy instructional research, as well as consider alternatives to strategy instruction for children who cannot execute cognitive strategies.

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1431-8555 ress volumes will be edited collections. Editors of such collections, upon consultation with the Series Editor, may elect to have their books published either a978-1-4613-9546-1978-1-4613-9544-7Series ISSN 1431-8555

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Memory in Very Young Children,an observation fit in the overall scheme of intellectual development rather than a reasoned conviction that this type of data was unimportant. In fact, precisely these kinds of observations, more systematically recorded, have yielded fresh advances in our understanding of the development of memory i

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,Some Methodological and Statistical “Bugs” in Research on Children’s Learning,ent bugs can create for cognitive-developmental researchers. Consequently, in most cases I will only allude to a problem and its potential remedies, placing the motivation for additional inquiry squarely in the lap of the curious reader.

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,Children’s Use of Cognitive Strategies, How to Teach Strategies, and What to Do If They Can’t Be Tains. Almost 20 years have passed since Flavell’s seminal studies of children’s strategies (e.g., Keeney, Cannizzo, & Flavell, 1967), and an enormous amount of research has been reported since then. The present chapter does not survey that work exhaustively, but summarizes current thinking about stra