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What is Higher Order Cognition

Care and Culturally Responsive Pedagogy in Online Settings
Higher order cognition (HOC) is a multi-faceted and complex area of thinking which refers to the mental processes of reasoning, decision making, creativity, etc. Higher order cognition involves the ability to understand and implement the steps necessary to solve problems, attack new areas of learning, and think creatively.
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Designing Caring and Inclusive Online Classroom Environments for Non-Traditional Learners: A Case Study Exploring the Andragogical Teaching and Learning Model
Nirupama Akella (Independent Researcher, USA)
Copyright: © 2019 |Pages: 25
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-7802-4.ch004
Abstract
Does andragogy successfully satisfy non-traditional learning needs and demands of a contemporary knowledge and performance-oriented economy? In her chapter on designing caring and inclusive online classrooms for non-traditional learners, the author explores the adult learning theory of andragogy supplementing it with an autoethnographic case study listing andragogical teaching strategies and then questions the need and validity of andragogy as the comprehensive holistic adult learning theory and model to design, develop, and implement online learning environments based on the three focal elements of caring, diversity, and cultural inclusivity for non-traditional learners. The author argues for the contemporary learning theory of heutagogy as the mantra of the knowledge and performance-oriented society.
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