A Global View of Cognitive Structure and Implications for Instruction and Assessment
Andy Terrel, Beth Thacker

TL;DR
This paper explores common features of cognitive structure models and discusses their significant implications for educational instruction and assessment practices.
Contribution
It identifies fundamental features shared by all cognitive structure models and analyzes their impact on teaching and evaluation methods.
Findings
Models share basic features regardless of type
Implications for instruction include tailored teaching strategies
Assessment methods should align with cognitive structure models
Abstract
We assert that models of cognitive structure all have the same basic features. These basic features, independent of the model, have important implications for instruction and assessment. We describe the basic features of models of cognitive structure, giving examples from our research. We then discuss the implications for instruction and assessment.
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Taxonomy
TopicsScience Education and Pedagogy · Innovative Teaching and Learning Methods · Visual and Cognitive Learning Processes
