Learning Activity

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This paper examines the process of teaching a first grade student to sing a scale from three different perspectives: behavioral, cognitive and information processing strategies. It looks at how in each case, the child must learn the following things: the eight tones of the scale, reproducing those tones, breath control and chaining the tones into the single unit.

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"Learning activities can be taught using a variety of methods, through behavioral, cognitive, and informational learning activities. One difficulty that comes with devising unique learning activities based on different theories, as overlap tends to occur as theories develop. At times, different theories of learning share traits. Constructivist theory, for example, shares a "building block" method with behaviorism, although the reasoning and process differs. This paper will examine the process of teaching a first grade student to sing a scale from three different perspectives: behavioral, cognitive, and information processing strategies. In each case, the child must learn the following things: the eight tones of the scale, reproducing those tones, breath control, and chaining the tones into the single unit. "

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