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adult learning theory

children and adults lean differently. Adults are self motivating if they understand the purpose of the lesson

behaviorist theory

happens in response to stimuli

cognitive theory

learning is mental and intellectual. assess readiness to learn

Blooms areas of learning



cognitive domain, affective domain, psychomotor domain

cognitive domain

thinking-comprehending, applying , analyzing, synthesizing and evaluating

affective domain

feeling-emotional response tot task

psychomotor domain

skill-uses motor skills to learn by doing

Applying cognitive theory learning by

providing social, emotional and physical environment conducive to learning

Assess FIRST

what they know already, barriers to learning, health literacy

Social learning

happens with observation then modeling and imitating behavior

humanistic learning

focuses on self development and reaching full potential-Maslow follows this school of thought

Factors affecting learning

motivation, readiness, feedback, nonjudgmental, simple to complex, repetition, environment

Barriers to learning

illness, pain, emotions, language, attention span, mental disability

teaching level

5th-6th grade reading level

teaching nursing diagnosis

deficient knowledge, readiness for enhanced knowledge, deficient knowledge as etiology

non-compliance

client intends to comply but a barrier prevents it