What is a schema?
- It’s a mental framework or concept that helps us organize and interpret information.
- Think of it as a mental filing cabinet, where we store related ideas, experiences, and knowledge.
- It’s like a blueprint for understanding the world around us.
How do schemas work in learning?
- Acquisition: We build new schemas through experiences and learning.
- Assimilation: We fit new information into existing schemas.
- Accommodation: We modify existing schemas or create new ones to accommodate new information that doesn’t fit.
- Retrieval: We use schemas to access and apply knowledge when needed.
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Properties:
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name: The name of the code -
description: A description of the code’s purpose or functionality -
programming Language: The programming language used -
url: A link to the code’s source -
codeRepository: A link to the code’s repository -
runtime: The runtime platform required for the code to execute -
sampleType: Indicates whether the code is a complete program or a code snippet
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- Implementation: Usually added using Microdata or JSON-LD syntax within the HTML Digital code where the code is displayed.