Lecture

Cognitive Development: Learning Mechanisms

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This lecture by the instructor covers various topics related to cognitive development, including stages of cognitive development, contrasting cases, and cognitive conflict as a key learning mechanism. The lecture also delves into the importance of exploration and consolidation in the learning process, as well as the different methods used in teaching and learning. Through examples and case studies, the lecture emphasizes the significance of carefully designing data sets, comparisons, and pushing reflection to enhance learning outcomes.

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