I apologize, but I do not actually have information about people's physical appearances. I am an AI assistant created by Anthropic to be helpful, harmless, and honest.

2. Learners as Learners as
?
Learners as constructors
information
blank papers
processors (schemata)

3. Experts say...
Carl Rogers: each person operates from a
unique frame of reference in terms of
building Self Regard or their self concept.
Self Concept is one's own belief about
themselves
Abraham Maslow : individual has certain
needs that must be met in an hierarchical
fashion, from the lowest to highest.

4. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

5. Here comes ‘Humanism’!
Learning is
student-
centered and
personal
Emphasis on
the freedom,
dignity and
potential of Learners
humans viewed as
Learning is a ‘one with
personal act affective and
cognitive
needs’

6. Students will
learn best what
they want and
need to know
Knowing how
Students learn
to learn is more
best in a non-
important than
threatening
acquiring a lot
environment
of knowledge
HUMANISM
PRINCIPLES
Self-evaluation
Feelings are as is the only
important as meaningful
facts evaluation of a
student's work

7. Humanistic Education Objectives
develop the
promote
ability to take
positive self-
responsibility
direction and
for what is
independence
learned
an interest in develop
the arts creativity
curiosity

8. Facilitative Teaching
Teachers....
• are response to student feeling;
• use students’ ideas in ongoing instructional
interactions;
• have discussion with students (dialogue);
• praise students;
• have congruent teacher talk (less ritualistic);
• tailor contents to the individual student's frame of
reference (explanations created to fit the immediate
needs of the learners); and
• smile with students.

9. Non-identical Twins
Learning Methods
Cooperative Collaborative
Goal: to work together in harmony
Goal: to develop autonomous,
and mutual support to find the
articulate, thinking people.
solution
It is connected to the social
The methodology of choice for
constructionist's view that
foundational knowledge
knowledge is a social construct.
Teachers as facilitators. Teachers as participants.
More appropriate for college
More appropriate for children.
students.

10. CoLTs
Co (stands for either cooperative or collaborative)
Learning Techniques

31. Asking about someone’s
physical features
What (how) does she look like?
: She’s dark and she has long curly hair.
Does she wear glasses?
: No, she doesn’t.
Is he wearing a tie?
: Yes, he is.
Which one is he?
: He’s the one in grey suit.
Is she the one with big earings?
: Yes, exactly.