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    Jerome Bruner was a psychologist and instructional designer who created the three modes of representation model. The model includes enactive, iconic, and symbolic representations. Bruner believed that learning involves constructing new ideas based on current or past knowledge. He advocated for a spiral curriculum that revisits topics over time in increasing depth and complexity.

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    Jerome Bruner was a psychologist and instructional designer who created the three modes of representation model. The model includes enactive, iconic, and symbolic representations. Bruner believed that learning involves constructing new ideas based on current or past knowledge. He advocated for a spiral curriculum that revisits topics over time in increasing depth and complexity.

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    Jerome Bruner was a psychologist and instructional designer who created the three modes of representation model. The model includes enactive, iconic, and symbolic representations. Bruner believed that learning involves constructing new ideas based on current or past knowledge. He advocated for a spiral curriculum that revisits topics over time in increasing depth and complexity.

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    JEROME BRUNER

    CONSTRUCTIVISM AND DISCOVERY


    LEARNING
    How these representation connected to

    learning?

    Symbolic

    Example
    ACTIVITY:
    1. He is the psychologist and instructional designer that created the
    three Modes of representation model.
    2. What are the three modes of representation?
    3. It s defined as a curriculum that returns to the same topics over
    time.
    4. It is the body of knowledge must
    be in a simple form for the learner
    to understand it and it must be in a form of recognizable to the
    student's experience.
    5. It is desire to learn and to undertake problem solving could be
    activted by devising problem activities in which students would pique
    students curiosity.

    6. It refers of using visual, words, and other modes of


    representation.
    7. 9.

    8. 10.

    Answer Keys:
    1. Jerome Bruner
    2. Enactive, Iconic, Symbolic
    3. Spiral Curriculum
    4. Structure of Knowledge
    5. Predisposition to learn
    6. Modes of Representation
    7. Enactive
    8. Symbolic
    9. Iconic
    10. Enactive
    REFERENCE:
    Bruner, J. S. (1960). The Process of education. Cambridge, Mass.:
    Harvard University Press.

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