Jerome Bruner , an influential cognitive psychologist, played a crucial role in shaping modern educational theories, particularly in how learners absorb and process information. His Cognitive Learning Theory , often called the Constructivist Theory , posits that learning is an active process where individuals construct new ideas and concepts based on their current or past knowledge. Bruner’s framework emphasizes discovery learning , scaffolding , and the spiral curriculum , all of which foster deeper understanding and long-term retention. Incorporating Bruner’s cognitive principles into MaxLearn’s microlearning platform ensures that learners are not just passively receiving information but actively engaging with it to form meaningful connections. This helps mitigate the problems of the Forgetting Curve and increases the overall effectiveness of training. Let’s explore how MaxLearn applies Bruner’s cognitive framework to create a rich, impactful learning experience. Bruner’s Cog...