
handle: 10669/17306
El presente trabajo explora las principales implicaciones de la teoría Gestalt en tanto que modelo de aprendizaje. Para ello desarrolla las categorías de análisis fundamental producidas por sus exponentes fundadores, Wertheimer, Koffka, y Köhler, el concepto de pensamiento productivo, así como las reglas perceptuales derivadas de sus investigaciones empíricas. Asimismo se exploran aplicaciones pedagógicas y psicopedagógicas de la teoría, en articulación con el concepto axial de la Gestalt en términos de aprendizaje: die Einsicht, el cual es elaborado en forma crítica. This paper explores the main implications of Gestalt theory as a model of learning. To achieve that purpose, it develops the categories of fundamental analysis conceived by it´s founders: Wertheimer, Koffka, and Köhler. It also develops the concept of productive thinking, as well as the rules of perception derived from their empirical investigations. Likewise, it explores pedagogical and psychopedagogical applications of the theory, articulated with the axial concept of Gestalt theory, in terms of learning: die Einsicht, which is elaborated in a critical approach.
models of learning, productive thinking, Education (General), gestaltic pedagogy, L, Education, learning processes, insight learning, modelos de aprendizaje, pedagogía gestaltica, gestalt, aprendizaje por perspicacia, L7-991, procesos de aprendizaje, pensamiento productivo
models of learning, productive thinking, Education (General), gestaltic pedagogy, L, Education, learning processes, insight learning, modelos de aprendizaje, pedagogía gestaltica, gestalt, aprendizaje por perspicacia, L7-991, procesos de aprendizaje, pensamiento productivo
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