"Human Learning"

Human Learning:

Learning is the process of acquiring new understanding, knowledge, behavior, skills, values & attitudes.

Learning is a relatively lasting behavior change that is the result of experience. It is the acquisition of information, knowledge, and skills. When you think of learning, it's easy to focus on formal education that takes place during childhood and early adulthood language.

According to Crow and Crow, "Learning is the acquisition of habits, knowledge and skills."

Active Learning:

The term "active learning" is often used to describe an interactive process, such as a hands-on experience learning a concept rather than reading about it. But "passive learning" (reading a text, listening to a lecture) is still learning and can be effective.

Characteristics:

1. Learning is a continuous process

2. Learning is a universal process

3. Learning is a change in behavior

4. Learning is research

5. Learning is adjustment

6. Learning is transferable

7. Learning is proposed or goal-oriented

8. Learning related to individual and social needs

9. Learning is creative and active.

Types of learning

1. Visual learning

2. Motor learning

3. Attitude learning

4. Pair associate learning

5. Problem-solving learning

6. Perception learning

7. Stimulus Response learning

Factors that Affect Learning:

1. Intellectual Factors

2. Environment and Social Factors

3. Emotional factors

4. Physical factors

5. Teaching Factors

6. Learning styles

7. Motivation

8. Mental factors

Learning Approaches:

1. Behavioral Learning Approaches

2. Social Learning Approaches

3. Cognitive Learning Approaches

Piaget's Theory of Human Learning

1. Sensorimotor Stage

2. Preoperational Stage

3. Concrete operational stage

4. Formal operational stage

How to Improve Learning?

Whether you are involved in formal education or not, you are always learning in your life. And there are strategies you can use to improve the way you learn and how well you retain and apply what you've learned in learning environments