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1. Explain how the cognitive theory describes the process of learning.

2. Explain the relationship between the cognitive theory and a teacher's teaching philosophy.

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Basically, the cognitive theory of development indicates the thought process of an individual work. For example, infants cannot conduct creative and logical reasoning, while adolescents can. This relates directly to the process of learning as it ...

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