Jacobson's Model

Jacobson's Model, developed by linguist Zellig Harris and later refined by others, focuses on how knowledge is structured and represented in our minds. It emphasizes that understanding and knowledge are not just about accumulating information, but about the relationships and connections between ideas. This model highlights the importance of context and the way individuals process and organize knowledge, suggesting that effective learning and communication depend on how well these connections are made. Ultimately, it provides insight into how we learn and use information in everyday life.