Tag: learning

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Delancy, A. (2015). Success Secrets Revealed: Quickly Planning Your Dreams And Living A Happier Life.

 

Looking at the question of, who am I? You may come to realize that you have neglected some part of your life, for such a long time that it may be difficult to remember where your journey started. But it is possible to get back on track. To illustrate, one of the splendor of knowing yourself can be likened to riding a bicycle. Sometime years after you have not done so, once you get back on, it is almost automatic. Once you did it before, no matter how long ago, you, in time will get back on and remember how to peddle, balance, how to handle the bar and be confident about it. Similarly, in consciously making that attempt to look into yourself and to realign your thinking, seeing what may have made you stumbled, you will be able to pick yourself up and go again.

 

 

What Type of Learner Are You?

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“There is a massive variety of ways of learning and as technology advances and researchers do their work, we’re finding new and quicker ways to learn. However all learners comes under 4 main categories, visual, auditory, read/write and kinaesthetic. Have you ever wondered what type of learner you are? Well this infographic will help you work out what kind of learner you are and what you can do to learn things quicker.” ~ Oliur

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Memory

“Memory is incredibly important for productivity in the workplace, but have you ever wondered how it actually works? It’s a complicated process that goes through many steps, and it involves many parts of your brain being used for a bunch of different types of memory.” ~ Kim Bhasin

Theories of Learning in Educational Psychology

Here you will find lots of information about theories of learning that have been developed over the past 150 years. Teachers and students of educational psychology, curriculum development, instructional methodology and related areas will find useful information. Brief biological sketches of the theorists are provided, when such information is available.

Theories about human learning can be grouped into four broad “perspectives”. These are:

  1. Behaviorism – focus on observable behavior
  2. Cognitive – learning as purely a mental/ neurological process
  3. Humanistic – emotions and affect play a role in learning
  4. Social – humans learn best in group activities

 

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