Humanism views learning as a holistic process that involves cognitive, affective, and social dimensions. Learning occurs within a context that includes the physical environment, psychological factors like emotions and attitudes, and social interactions. According to humanism, the whole person develops through learning, not just their cognitive skills, and their feelings and needs must be taken into account.

1. HUMANISM

34. Factors affecting Learning LEARNING Cognitive Dimension Affective Dimension Piaget, Bloom, Ausubel Learning styles Psychological Factors - emotions, attitudes, motivation Phys and soc aspects of the learning env, C/room culture