This document discusses different types of learning techniques for computer studies. It defines learning as acquiring new understanding, knowledge, behaviors, and skills through practice and experience. The document outlines several benefits of learning, including improving brain function and gaining knowledge. It then categorizes different types of learning, such as social, auditory, visual, and verbal learning. The document also identifies different types of learners like independent, group, reflective, systematic, and participative learners. It provides more details on reflective learning and systematic learning, describing their key aspects and advantages.

1. Academic skills for computer
studies
karunya devi S.T
BSC IT (A)
21BIT025
LEARNING TECHNIQUES

2. What is Learning?
•Learning is the process of acquiring new
understanding,knowledge,behaviour,skills,va
lues,attitudes and preferences.
•Learning is something which is not done to
students rather something students do
THEMSELVES.

3. Nature of Learning
•Modification of behaviour is Learning .
•Learning depends on practice and experience.
•Learning is acquiring new experience.
•Learning is a continous process.

4. Benefits of learning
•To improve brain functioning.
•To make new friends and meet new people.
•To be involved with community
•To gain more knowledge

5. Types of Learning
• Social learning(groups or with other people)
• Musical /Auditory (sound and music)
• Visual learning (picture and images)
• Verbal learning (words both in speech and writing)

6. Types of Learners
•Independent learner
•group learner
•reflective learner
•systematic learner
•participative learner
•critical learning and applying experimental
learning

7. Reflective Learning
• Reflective learning involves students thinking about what
they have read,done or learned.
• Relating the lessons in hand to their lives .
• Making meaning out of the material
• Its more than just memorizing some facts and formulas..

8. ADVANTAGE of Reflective learning
•Accepting responsiblity for learning and personal
use
•Becoming aware of your motives with your
actions
•seeing a link between the work you are putting
into learning and what you get back
•Becoming aware of your internal thinking
process

9. Systematic learning
•systematic learning is defined as those
behaviour,performance and /or outcomes
that are accomplished in a series of
regmented, thought out of steps that lead to
a specific accomplishment of a specific
objective or behaviour.

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