Individual
Readings Calendar
| Class |
Date |
Topic |
Individual Reading |
Student |
| 1 |
1/28 |
Introduction
to class / Introduction to cognitive psychology |
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| 2 |
2/4 |
Connectionism |
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| 3 |
2/11 |
Psychology
& assessment arguments 1 |
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| 4 |
2/18 |
Psychology
& assessment arguments 2 |
*Bao & Redish (n.d.) *Holyoak (1991) *TGTE (or personal) *Hurst et al. (1997) Cognitive load theory |
Mike ______ Eunjou |
| 5 |
2/25 |
Expertise Research |
*Camerer & Johnson (1991) * Steinberg& Gitomer (1996) Medical expertise |
______ |
| 6 |
3/3 |
Design patterns for assessment |
*Mislevy, Steinberg, Breyer, Almond, & Johnson (1999)
|
Ting |
| 7 |
3/10 |
Trait and behavioral perspectives |
*Glaser (1963) *TGTE (or personal) *Salthouse (1991) *Douglas (2001) |
______ ______ ______
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3/17 |
Spring Break—no class |
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| 8 |
3/24 |
AERA—no class |
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| 9 |
3/31 |
The information processing perspective |
*Simon (1975) *Greeno(1976) *Larkin & Simon (1987) *Mayer, Larkin, & Kadane (1984)
|
Youngmi ______ |
| |
4/7 |
Cognitive diagnosis |
*Frederiksen & White (1988); *Mislevy, Steinberg, & Almond (2002) |
_____ |
| |
4/14 |
Schemas & Knowledge representations |
*Skehan & Foster *Kindfield (1999) |
_____ |
| 11 |
4/21 |
The sociocultural/situative perspective |
*Singley & Bennett (2002) *Rupp & Mislevy *Resnick (1997); *Myford & Mislevy (1996)
|
Ting Chien-Yu _____
|
| 12 |
4/28 |
Info processing vs sociocultural debate |
*Frederiksen & Collins (1989) *Delandshire (2002); *Hurst, et al. (1997); personal choice |
Mike Eunjou |
| 13 |
5/5 |
Theory-based task design |
*Sabatini (2005); *Singley & Bennett (2002) *Bejar (1993) |
_____ Youngmi
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5/12 |
Theory-based task design, continued |
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*TGTE = A “class of expertise” chapter from Toward a general theory of expertise, Ericcson & Smith (Eds.) (1991): Allard & Starkes on motor skills, Anzai on physics, Charness on chess, Dorner & Scholkopf on controlling complex systems, Patel & Groen on medical expertise, Scardamalia & Bereiter on literate expertise, Sloboda on musical expertise.