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Unit 403 Discuss innate or biological theory verses cognitive models

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07-08-2008, 06:28 PM

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Unit 403 Discuss innate or biological theory verses cognitive models

Hi I'm very new to this so please please help? My question is Unit 403 Discuss innate or biological theory verses cognitive models of learning strategies in children. Theorists and areas to be included Chomsky, Vygotsky (scaffolding learning, zone of proximal development) Piaget (cognitive constructivist approach) Maslow (Hierachy of need) and Bruner. I really dont have a clue where or how to start this. Any help would be good

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