The document describes the three stages of learning: acquisition, retention, and recall. Acquisition involves receiving information, retention refers to the storage and processing of that information in memory, while recall is the retrieval of previously learned information into conscious awareness. Together, these stages outline the essential processes involved in learning and memory.

2. There are 3 stages of Learning
Recall
Retention
Acquisition

3. • Acquisition– The process of receiving
information by the learner is known as acquisition.

4. • Retention–
The information received by the person ( learner) may be stored
in the memory ,this is a stage where mental processing start in
term of meaningfulness , interpretation and encoding.

5. • Recall –
Recall is the process by which information that had initially been
acquired and retained is subsequently retrieved . Recall
is simply bringing a thought or idea learned previously, and thus
stored in memory into conscious awareness.