| 英文摘要 |
This paper describes the main points of J. Bruner’s four works and explains their implications for teaching and learning. Bruner’s A Study of Thinking (1956), an important research result of the cognitive revolution in psychology, as well as his other three papers “Going Beyond the Information Given” (1957), “Learning and Thinking” (1959), and “The Functions of Teaching” (1959), were published for stimulating thoughts about the teaching of thinking. This paper argues for the thought-provoking teaching and learning that they reveal, as well as their teaching-related propositions. The paper also illustrates how Bruner’s pedagogical thoughts in those earlier works continued to emerge in his later works. Finally, initial pedagogical thoughts in these four works and those revealed in other works published during his era were discussed as future in-depth study. |