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Task‐induced brain functional connectivity as a representation of schema for mediating unsupervised and supervised learning dynamics in language acquisition

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Based on the schema theory advanced by Rumelhart and Norman, we shed light on the individual variability in brain dynamics induced by hybridization of learning methodologies, particularly alternating unsupervised learning… Click to show full abstract

Based on the schema theory advanced by Rumelhart and Norman, we shed light on the individual variability in brain dynamics induced by hybridization of learning methodologies, particularly alternating unsupervised learning and supervised learning in language acquisition. The concept of “schema” implies a latent knowledge structure that a learner holds and updates as intrinsic to his or her cognitive space for guiding the processing of newly arriving information.

Keywords: schema; language acquisition; brain; supervised learning

Journal Title: Brain and Behavior
Year Published: 2021

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