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Information Processing Theories Based on computer model: input, processing, output Focuses on the learning process Biological changes in brain Environmental influences Cognitive strategies work in combination

Information Processing Model

Cognitive Processes Attention Memory Problem-solving Metacognition Cognitive self-regulation / Self- regulated learning

Memory Where it’s stored Sensory register Working memory / short-term memory Central executive Long-term memory Processing speed Myelination Experience Automaticity Capacity

Storing & Using Memory Encoding Scripts Rehearsal Organization Elaboration Retrieval Recognition Recall

Other Cognitive Processes Problem-solving First physical, then mental Metacognition Theory of mind Understanding of own learning Cognitive self-regulation / self- regulated learning Executive function / central executive

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