Montessori and traditional education can both be of high quality, but their approaches differ with respect to concept learning-an important feature of cognitive development supporting the acquisition of new vocabulary and crystallized knowledge. In the present research, we apply network science methods to investigate how different educational approaches, namely traditional and Montessori approaches, shape 5вЂ“12-year-old childrenвЂ™s internal knowledge representation in semantic memory (i.e., concept learning) and their ability to think flexibly and creatively. The organization of semantic memory plays a key role in higher cognitive functions, such as creative thinking 8. Despite the importance of experience on semantic knowledge (i.e., 7), few researches have focused on the role of school education in influencing not only how children acquire new knowledge, but also how they come to represent knowledge in long-term (semantic) memory. In this period of high brain plasticity 2, 3, childrenвЂ™s knowledge is acquired efficiently through statistical learning 4, 5 and it is significantly shaped by interactions with the environment 6. The findings indicate that education impacts how children represent concepts in semantic memory and suggest that different educational experiences can affect higher cognitive functions, including creative thinking.Д®arly experience is of paramount importance for later cognitive and emotional outcomes 1. We find that children experiencing Montessori education show a more flexible semantic network structure (high connectivity/short paths between concepts, less modularity) alongside higher scores on creative thinking tests. Here we leverage computational network science tools to study hidden knowledge structures of 67 Swiss schoolchildren from two distinct educational backgrounds-Montessori and traditional, matched on socioeconomic factors and nonverbal intelligence-to examine how educational experience shape semantic memory and creative thinking. It is unknown, however, whether educational differences impact not only what concepts children learn, but how those concepts come to be represented in semantic memory-a system that supports higher cognitive functions, such as creative thinking. Thanks for watching.Education is central to the acquisition of knowledge, such as when children learn new concepts. To learn more about Toad Data Modeler, as well as downloading a trial, or joining our community, visit /toad-data-modeler. And finally, you'll be able to cut your overall IT costs. It'll be easier to work with legacy data structures, inherited applications, and producing new documentation for them. So I can take this ALTER script and run this on my database to synchronize it with a new version 1.1.ДЄs I've demonstrated, with Toad Data Modeler, you'll increase your productivity when designing, modifying and delivering your database and applications. I'll enable the option view file after generation to show you what it looks like. On the last screen, you'll be able to save an ALTER script. You'll be presented with a summary showing you the differences between the live database and the database model. I'll go ahead and leave the default settings for now. The wizard presents you with a lot of different options. Then select the items in the database that you wish to compare. Select the connection to the reverse engineering database. On one side of the comparison, I'll choose the version 1.1. Let's compare the changes I've made to the live database. And I can also use it to convert one model to another type of database system, like Oracle or SQL Server.

I can also use the sync and convert wizard to compare models and generate a report or merge models. After the comparison, I can generate an ALTER script which I can run against my live database to make it look just like my model. Now, using the powerful sync and convert features in Toad Data Modeler, I can compare the changes I made to another model or compare it back to the live database. In this session, I'll cover the syncing convert wizard to Toad Data Modeler. My name is Matthew Phan, Systems Consultant with Dell Software. Welcome to the last video of the Toad Data Modeler series.

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