Constructivism: Piaget, Skinner, Vygotsky

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Explores anatomic conventions, homunculus mapping, and body scheme integration in perception and action.

Explores division and multiplication in rational numbers, emphasizing the concept of multiplying by the inverse.

Covers the addition of fractions and properties of rational numbers, emphasizing associativity and summing fractions with the same denominator.

Explores using buildings for ancillary services and understanding building managers' cognitive processes.

Explores decoding human brain activity for decision-making, behavior control, and speech processing, with implications for neuroprosthetics.

Explores gene interactions, regulatory networks, genetic variability, and computational models for genetic dynamics.

Explores the concept of fractions of rings and their uniqueness in ideals and quotients.

Delves into constructivism, Piaget's stages, simulations, and inquiry-based learning.

Delves into cognitive development, cognitive conflict, and the transition from constructivism to constructionism in education.

Explores the aims and challenges in computational neuroscience, focusing on neuronal dynamics of cognition and mean-field arguments.