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    higher or of how individuals think. It will discuss and explain why it is shaped in the form of a pyramid. Bloom Taxonomy is divided into six different learning styles and this paper will discuss each one. Kolb learning style is used a lot by educators this style teaches that different people will have different learning styles Kolb consist of four learning styles. The last concept discussed is seven habits of highly effective people each of these habits are important to your success. We develop…

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    John Dewey

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    for his liking. For Dewey, all learning happened through experience and he strongly believed that the experience was the key to the transmission of knowledge. Experience is unique to each learner; every learner will take an experience in its own…

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    Nursing Learning Theory

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    having an understanding of learning theory and learning styles is important for my career in nursing. A learning style focus on how persons prefer to learn in order to improve their learning abilities knowledge and skills. Keefe (1979) has described learning style as the composition of affective, cognitive, and psychological behavior that act as a pointer of how a person perceives something, interacts with others, and responds to the environment of learning. Thus, a learning theory and style…

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    Creative Learning

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    the question of what intelligence actually is and what methods of teaching best develop and extend a child’s learning. Subjects cannot truly be taught in isolation, they need to blend and merge as pupils question and connect ideas and thoughts together. Neither can they be taught effectively within the confines of a classroom. Children need to immerse themselves in what they are learning, delighting all the senses not just stimulating the brain. To do all this teachers need to think outside the…

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    because they are able to apply experiences to what they are learning to understand the information better. When they relate these personal experiences to the information given they have a higher understanding. The concept of this is that the person has gained knowledge throughout the years by their experiences and are able to apply that knowledge to what is being taught to have a deeper understanding. This paper will discuss the Experiential Learning Cycles which are: act, reflect,…

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    Behaviourisme is a learning theory which is believe that it is a process happen if there is a changes in student behavior. It is must be seen and measure. Behaviourisme emphasize stimulus aspect and response in learning proses. Example, after teacher show the video in class about the subject, there is a changes in student’s behavior following what they understand in that topic. Cognitive analyze about how people think, learn the concept and how to solve the problem. Psychology cognitive said…

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    In the article, Enhancing Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Skill Acquisition Through Experiential and Reflective Learning: A Commentary on Studies Examining the Impact of Self-Practice and Self-Reflection in CBT the author, McGinn (2015), says that psychologists that specialized in cognitive behavior therapy believes that self-practice (SP) and self-reflection (SR) improves learning. SP and SR, can be a therapeutic training tool in understanding oneself. According to McGinn, there are past…

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    Adult Learning Paper Adult learning can be very different then how a child learns. It as proven by the research of two gentlemen, Malcolm Knowles and David Kolb. They both had their own, very similar, theories about the adult learner. Malcolm Knowles studied Andragogy and David Kolb researched experiential learning. In this paper, we will explore their theories and how it personally affects me. Although Knowles theory can pertain and be applied to both adults and children alike, it’s focus is…

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    Reflect on a time when you integrated adult learning theory when assisting a teacher with their instructional practices. Prior to my involvement with 4-H, I was a program manager for All 4 Kids. All 4 Kids is a program of the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension targeting preschool aged children and their families to address childhood obesity. In that program I was to develop and teach a train-the-trainer course for preschool teachers derived from the All 4 Kids published curriculum.…

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    There are two methods in which training can be administered, which is informational and experiential. It is important to note that there is no one way that is superior than the other, but it is essential for HRD and management to evaluate the best suited method for their organization based on the needs of their staff and the goals of the company. Thus, why some organizations have taken initiative to implement both methods simultaneously. Most often informational training will be in the form…

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