What is Schema

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A general knowledge structure that provides a framework for organizing clusters of knowledge. Learn more in: Should Pre-Service Language Teachers Develop Digital Stories?: Engagement With Digital Storytelling

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Different from the definition in database domain, the schema of JSON or XML represent the constraints and validation rules of the document, which means the structure of the relation in database model. Learn more in: Modeling Temporal Information With JSON

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A pattern or template used to understand real-world experiences, to mediate perception, or guide response. A type of knowledge structure. Learn more in: Learning Processes and Violent Video Games

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A notional mental structure that houses the knowledge and understanding an individual has of a particular topic. Schemas can become very large and are linked through meaning and experience to many other schemas. Learn more in: Information-Rich Learning Concepts

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A general knowledge structure that provides a framework for organizing clusters of knowledge. Learn more in: Pre-Service Language Teachers' Experiences in the Digital Storytelling Process

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The framework that exists in a person’s mind to organize and interpret information. Learn more in: Piaget's Developmental Stages

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In Piaget’s theory, this is a cognitive structure that helps individuals organizes and understands their experiences. Learn more in: Cognition and Learning

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Schema refers an organized body of knowledge in human mind. It can be a mental structure of preconceived ideas and concepts, a framework representing aspects of a domain, or a system of organizing and perceiving new information or procedures. Schema influences learners’ attention and process of new knowledge. Learn more in: Influence of Multimedia and Cognitive Strategies in Deep and Surface Verbal Processing: A Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence Perspective

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A person’s prior knowledge or mental representation of a topic. Learn more in: Cooperative Discussions for Critical Thinking: Protocols for the Pre-Service Classroom

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A chunk of the information with certain configuration that can participate in memorizing issues for problem solving and decision-making purposes. Learn more in: Schema Satisfaction Reasoning and Its Applications

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A diagrammatic representation; an outline, model, or pattern imposed on complex reality or experience to assist in explaining it. Learn more in: Diffusion of Computers in Schools

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Organized collections of information containing understanding of how each individual piece in the collection relates to one another. Learn more in: Digital Media Affecting Society: Instruction and Learning

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A way of framing and organizing knowledge. Learn more in: Educational Games as Software Through the Lens of Designing Process

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Organized structure consisting of concepts and their relationship Learn more in: Mental Models

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Mental models which are developed over time due to exposure to various learning situations help to make connections between new knowledge and existing prior knowledge stored in long-term memory. Learn more in: Investigating Assistive Technologies using Computers to Simulate Basic Curriculum for Individuals with Cognitive Impairments

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A mental object, structure, or organizational pattern created by an individual to aid in future understanding. Learn more in: Teacher Gamers vs. Teacher Non-Gamers

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Schema permits us to understand images from parts. Schema is developed from our personal and cultural experiences; it is similar to a mental template that we utilize to make sense of what we perceive. Learn more in: From Visual Culture in the Immersive Metaverse to Visual Cognition in Education

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The general potential to engage in a class of overt or covert actions. A schema can also be thought of as an element in an organism’s cognitive structure. Learn more in: The Cognitive Emotional Behavioral and Physical Effects of Cartoons on Children

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The cognitive frameworks in the brain that allow us to organize, interpret, and respond to sensations and information. Learn more in: Content Considerations for Blended Learning Experiences

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A schema is a memory unit stored in learners’ long-term memory. Schema consists of mental models for reasoning and cognitive strategies for problem-solving. Learn more in: Instructional Game Design Using Cognitive Load Theory

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the database schema is constituted by attributes (fields), tables (of fields), and the relationships between attributes (functional dependencies) and between tables. Learn more in: Interrogative Agents for Data Modeling

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A schema is a template in computer science used in the field of genetic algorithms that identifies a subset of strings with similarities at certain string positions. Schemata are a special case of cylinder sets ; and so form a topological space . Learn more in: Evaluation of Genetic Algorithm as Learning System in Rigid Space Interpretation

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Describes the structure of data for communication. In this chapter, a schema is represented as a tree. Each leaf of a schema represents semantically unique, atomic data to be communicated. The non-leaves structure the data. Learn more in: Unified Data Model for Large-Scale Multi-Schema Integration (ULMI)

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The cognitive representation of one’s patterns of thought and behavior. Learn more in: Humanizing and Linguistically Responsive Pedagogy: Examining How Teachers Engage ELL Knowledge, Interests, and Struggles in Social Studies Classrooms

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The structure of a database that formally defines the tables, columns in each tables, and the relationships between columns of different tables. Learn more in: Integrating Heterogeneous Data for Big Data Analysis

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A plan or diagram Learn more in: Thin Screen: The Creation of Depth Perception in Desktop Virtual Reality in Alignment with Human Visual Perception