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Learning
Acquiring knowledge through a teacher or experiences
Motivation
Examples: Visual
Auditory
The reason behind someone acting a certain way or doing a certain thing.
Examples: Intrinsic
Extrinsic
Cognition
The action of acquiring knowledge through thought, experience and senses.
Examples: Making a judgment
Solving problems
How Psychological Aspects Affect Learning, Cognition, and Motivation
Cognition, learning, and motivation are all things that a teacher and student must be familiar with in order to be successful in the classroom. These things can vary from student to student and can be affected by psychological aspects as well as cultural aspects. Today I am going to discuss with you what learning, cognition, and motivation are and how psychological and socio-cultural aspects may affect them.
Socio-Economic Status and Academic Achievement
Cassie Rice
Finland
Knowing your own cognitive process, learning style and motivations can help you be successful as a student. As a future educator, I am glad that I have researched these things and could share them with you today.
References
Papaioannou, Eugenia. "Psychological Aspects That AffectThe Learning Process". "Edutopia, George Lucas Educational Foundation, 3 Sept. 2016
White, Karl R. "Socio-Economic Status and Academic Achievement" Evaluation in Education, vol. 4, 1990, pp. 79-81
Como, Lyn, and Ellen B. Mandinach, "The Role of Cognitive Engagement in Classroom Learning and Motivation." Educational Psychologist, vol. 18, no. 2, 1983, pp. 88-108
McPhillips, Deidre. "Best Countries for Education." US News & World Report, 7 Mar 2017