The Psychology of how Christ created Faith and Social Change: Implications for the Design of E-Learning Systems
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Jesus traveled throughout Galilee teaching people in their synagogues about the kingdom of God and healing people of diseases. Jesus said that his teachings came from God rather than himself. The Ecological Cognition Framework outlines five effects of learning - belonging, demonstration, inspiration, mobilization, and confirmation - that influence people's interests, beliefs, values, goals, plans, and cognitive effects. Ecological Cognitive Learning Theory proposes that learning is influenced by a person's social and physical environment through the five effects on their cognitions and behaviors.
The Psychology of how Christ created Faith and Social Change: Implications for the Design of E-Learning Systems
- 2. Christ - The Teacher Jesus went throughout Galilee, teaching in their synagogues, preaching the good news of the kingdom, and healing every disease and sickness among the people. - Matthew 4:23 Jesus answered, My teaching is not my own. It comes from him who sent me. - John 7:16
- 3. The Ecological Cognition Framework
- 4. The five effects for learning The Belonging Effect Influences interests The Demonstration Effect Influences beliefs and values The Inspiration Effect Influences goals The Mobilisation Effect Influences plans The Confirmation Effect Strengthens or weakens the effect of cognitions
- 5. Ecological Cognitive Learning Theory
- 6. Ecological Cognitive Learning Theory