Jerome Bruner was an American psychologist who developed a three-tiered model of learning called the Three Fold Analysis of Experience. The model includes an enactive stage involving direct experiences, an iconic stage involving more abstract experiences like pictures, and a symbolic stage using words and printed materials that no longer resemble the object of study. Bruner's model proposes that every area of knowledge can be presented and learned through these three distinct stages of increasing abstraction.

1. Three Fold Analysis of
Experience

2. Overview
Jerome Bruner
Three Fold Analysis of Experience

3. Jerome S. Bruner
(10.01.1915)
is an American psychologist who has
made significant contributions to
human cognitive psychology and
cognitive learning theory
in educational psychology.

4. Jerome Bruner

5.  He received a B.A in 1937 from
Duke University and a
Ph.D. from Harvard University in
1941.
 Present a tree-tiered model of
learning.
He points out that every area of
knowledge can be presented and
learned in tree distinct steps.

6. Three Fold Analysis of
Experience
Symbolic
Iconic
Enactive Increasing
ABSTRACTION

8. Enactive
Refers to the direct or actual
experiences or encounter with what
is. this is life on the raw, rich, and
unedited. They form the bases for all
other learning experiences.

10. Iconic
Refers to the more abstract
experiences which could be in the
form of pictures.

12. Symbolic
Refers to the use of words or
printed materials which no longer
resemble the object under study