Situated Cognition and the Culture of Learning
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...The mentor acknowledges that the protege has apprentice model advocated by Brown et al. (1989). Of the intellectual freedom to adopt and modify the course, this view is not much different from the traditional pedagogical orientation of his or her choice (Fosnot, view of learning....
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...Not directly addressed by this review is information embedded in what are sometimes called "authentic situations" ( Brown, Collins, and Duguid, 1989 ), though the thesis developed in this paper complements learning in such situations....
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...Social interactions can aid sense-making not only because individuals learn from one another but also because group interactions bring insights and perspectives to the surface that otherwise might not be made visible to the group (Brown & Campione, 1990; Brown et al., 1989)....
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...This and the previous quote exemplifies the process of cognitive apprenticeship [19]....
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..., that of Brown, Collins, and Duguid [19]) is "communities of practice" where learning is seen as a construction of a social unit that shares a stake in a common situation....
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