| All chapters conclude with "Conclusion," Suggested Readings, and or Reflective Questions and Activities |
| Introduction / I： |
| Introduction to Theories of Learning and Instruction / 1： |
| What Is a Theory of Learning? |
| Learning in History |
| Learning Theory and Instruction |
| The General Plan and Approach of This Book |
| Learning and Behavior / II： |
| Radical Behaviorism / 2： |
| The Experimental Analysis of Behavior |
| Principles of Behavior Management |
| Planning a Program of Behavior Change |
| Contributions of Behaviorism to Instruction |
| The Behaviorist Perspective on Learning: Issues and Criticisms |
| Learning and Cognition / III： |
| Cognitive Information Processing / 3： |
| Overview of the Information-Processing System |
| Sensory Memory |
| Working Memory |
| Long-Term Memory |
| Implications of CIP for Instruction |
| Meaningful Learning and Schema Theory / 4： |
| Ausubel's Meaningful Reception Learning |
| Meaningful Learning as Assimilation to Schema |
| Meaningful Learning, Schema Theory, and Instruction |
| Situated Cognition / 5： |
| The Nature of Situated Cognition |
| Antecedents to Situated Cognition |
| Processes of Situated Cognition |
| Implications of Situated Cognition for Instruction |
| Learning and Development / IV： |
| Cognitive and Knowledge Development / 6： |
| Jean Piaget's Genetic Epistemology |
| Beyond Piaget: Alternative Perspectives on Cognitive Development |
| Implications for Instruction of Developmental Theory |
| Interactional Theories of Cognitive Development / 7： |
| Bruner: Going beyond the Information Given |
| Vygotsky: The Social Formation of Mind |
| Learning and Biology / V： |
| Biological Bases of Learning and Memory / 8： |
| Ultimate Causes: Evolution and Behavior |
| Proximate Causes: Neurophysiology of Learning |
| Learning and Motivation / VI： |
| Motivation and Self-Regulation in Learning / 9： |
| A Brief History |
| Origins and Determinants of Motivation |
| Continuing Motivation and Self-Regulation |
| A Model of Motivational Design |
| Learning and Instruction / VII： |
| Gagne's Theory of Instruction / 10： |
| Instructional Psychology, Instructional Theories, Instructional Models |
| Robert M. Gagne and the Conditions of Learning |
| An Application of Gagne's Instructional Theory |
| Constructivism / 11： |
| Constructivism: A Contrasting Theory |
| Epilogue / VIII： |
| Toward a Personal Theory of Learning and Instruction / 12： |
| References |
| Index |
| All chapters conclude with "Conclusion," Suggested Readings, and or Reflective Questions and Activities |
| Introduction / I： |
| Introduction to Theories of Learning and Instruction / 1： |
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