This book is one of the famous works by the famous American psychologist Thorndike. At that time, Thorndike was invited by Cornell University to teach students about the origins of learning. This book was later compiled into a volume. This book is also Thorndike's representative work in applying his animal learning theories and techniques to human learning; this book fully embodies the author's academic thoughts, views, and styles, and is an important reference work for studying Thorndike's learning psychology.
This book brings together the most important ideas and theories since the emergence of new learning science. It is a comprehensive treatise on the emerging interdisciplinary research field of learning science. It is this book that has brought many people into the new field of learning science.
Reader comments
This book is very good! I especially like the views on learning in the book. For example, Thorndike said that learning is to establish connections and enhance the strength of connections through continuous trial and practice. This made me understand that learning is a long-term process. I think some of the learning methods mentioned in the book are also very practical and can help us improve learning efficiency. All in all, this is a very enlightening book and worth reading.
This book is very good! I especially like the views on learning in the book. For example, Thorndike said that learning is to establish connections and enhance the strength of connections through continuous trial and practice. This made me understand that learning is a long-term process. I think some of the learning methods mentioned in the book are also very practical and can help us improve learning efficiency. All in all, this is a very enlightening book and worth reading.