The document discusses the three domains of learning: cognitive, psychomotor, and affective. The cognitive domain includes facts, concepts, principles, and theories. The psychomotor domain includes manipulative skills and thinking skills like problem solving and critical thinking. The affective domain consists of values, attitudes, and developing creative thinking skills.
The document discusses the three domains of learning: cognitive, psychomotor, and affective. The cognitive domain includes facts, concepts, principles, and theories. The psychomotor domain includes manipulative skills and thinking skills like problem solving and critical thinking. The affective domain consists of values, attitudes, and developing creative thinking skills.
The document discusses the three domains of learning: cognitive, psychomotor, and affective. The cognitive domain includes facts, concepts, principles, and theories. The psychomotor domain includes manipulative skills and thinking skills like problem solving and critical thinking. The affective domain consists of values, attitudes, and developing creative thinking skills.
this consist includes consist of FACTS MANIPULATIVE SKILLS VALUES AND Examples: • Computers ATTITUDES • Names and dates of • Home economics and important activities technology • Population of the • Physical Education Philippines • Music Cognitive Dimension CONCEPTS Examples: THINKING SKILLS Affective • Furniture – chairs, consist of Dimension tables, beds and desks DIVERGENT THINKING • Swim – breast stroke, includes crawl, butterfly Fluent Behavioral Thinking Dimension PRINCIPLES Example: Flexible Number of children in the Thinking family is related to the Original average scores on nationally Thinking standardized achievement tests for those children Elaborative Thinking CONVERGENT THINKING HYPOTHESIS Example: PROBLEM SOLVING For lower division undergraduate students study habits is a better predictor of Algorithm success in a college course than is a measure of Heuristic strategy intelligence or reading METAPHORIC THINKING comprehension. Example: Teaching is lighting a candle. THEORIES The learner's mind is a “blank Example: slate”. Piaget's theory on cognitive development. CRITICAL THINKING must have Reasoning Evaluating Analyzing LAWS Examples: Decision Making Problem Solving • Thorndike's law of effect • Law on the conservation of matter and energy CREATIVE THINKING • Law of supply and must demand Awareness Curiosity Imagination Fluency develop • Law of gravity Flexibility Originality Elaboration Perseverance