Cognitive development among students

Cognitive development means to develop the student’s knowledge through different experiences. It can be social, emotional, psychological and philosophical development. Knowledge may be formal, non-formal or informal. Social cognitive development can be developed through imitation/ actions or styles or acts. Students learn by observing others behavior.

The social development consists of four strategies

Attention

The development of knowledge occurs by exposing or observing models.

Retention

Students learn by observing symbols.

Reproduction

Students produce internal models by observing behaviors, models, and symbols etc.

Motivation

Performance occurs by attention, retention, activation, encouragement, confidence and satisfaction.

Example: Showing models, projects, presentations, flash cards, role play and films etc.

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