2. DEFINITION
Learning is acquiring new
knowledge , skills , behavior ,
values , preference or
understanding different type of
information.
It may be goal oriented & may be
aided by motivation.
5. Learn Through Seeing And Reading
Leaning is associated with images
Visual Learners Learn Best With
a) Pictures
b) Illustrations
c) Maps
d) Diagrams
6. Learn through listening and talking
Remember what they hear better than what
they see
Prefer to listen to instructions
Often like to talk on the phone or listen to
music
Learn best if they can hear and see the
assignment
7. Learn Through Doing
Remember Hands On Activities
Use Their Hands To Build , create ,
plant , draw Or Decorate
Learn The Assignment Best By
Using Physical Activity
8. Classical conditioning
Operant conditioning
Cognitive
Social Learning Theory
Experiential leaning theory
Action learning theory
9. Classical conditioning deals with the
association of one event (stimulus) with another
desired event (response) resulting in a
behaviour or learning.
TYPES OF LEARNING
1. The unconditioned stimulus
2. The unconditioned response
3. The conditioned stimulus
4. The conditioned response
10. 1) THE UNCONDITIONED STIMULUS – When you
smell one of your favourite food , you may
immediately feel very hungry . in this example ,
the smell of food is unconditioned stimulus.
2)THE UNCONDITIONED RESPONSE – It is the
unlearned response that occurs naturally in
response to the unconditioned stimulus. In the
example , the feeling of hunger in response to
the smell of food is the unconditioned
response.
11. 3) THE CONDITIONED STIMULUS – Suppose that
you smelled you favourite food , you also
heared the sound of whistle . while the whistle
is unrelated to the smell of food , if the sound
of the whistle was paired multiple times with
the smell , the sound would eventually trigger
the conditioned response .
4) THE CONDITIONED RESPONSE – The
conditioned response would be feeling hungry
when you hear the sound of the whistle.
12. Operant conditioning: the type of learning in
which behaviors are emitted to earn rewards
or avoid punishments.
Operant behavior: behavior designed to
operant on the environment in a way that will
gain something desired or avoid something
unpleasant.
Reinforces : a stimulus that follows a behavior
and increases the likelihood that the behavior
will be repeated.
Punisher: a stimulus that follows a behavior
and decreases the likelihood that the
behavior will be repeated.
14. That attempts to explain human
behaviour by understanding the
thought mental processes.
Learning is the process of
connecting symbols in a
meaningful and memorable way .
15. Learning takes place through
observation and sensorial
experiences
Imitation is the sincerest form of
flattery
SLT is the basis of the movement
against violence in media & video
games
16. It is the process of making
meaning from direct
experience.
The observation present in the
experience of the real world.
18. It is a form of learning by
doing. It links the world of
learning with world of action
through a reflective process
within small cooperative
learning groups known as
action learning sets.
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21. What is a Problem?
A problem arises when a living creature has a
goal but does not know how this goal is to be
reached.
[A problem exists] whenever one cannot go from
the given situation to the desired situation simply
by action. [K. Dunker, On Problem Solving, (1945)
p. 1]
What is Problem Solving?
Problem Solving is the process of working out or
discovering how to reach such a goal.