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What is learning? Why do we need to think about how others learn?

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Learning is a change in a person as a result
of experience or the interaction of a person
with his or her environment

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Behavioral learning theories

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Behaviors caused by external events/stimuli
• Teacher arranges external environment
• Rewards & punishment shape behaviors
• Internal mental states not important

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3
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Positive reinforcers vs. negative reinforcers vs. punishers

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4
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Extinction

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5
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Shaping

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6
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timing of reinforcement

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Schedule the reinforcement with client
• Early on, reinforce immediately & often
• Later, use intermittent reinforcement

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7
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Social Cognitive Theory

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People learn form others’ successes/failures
• Observing others affects one’s learning
• Models should be admired & similar
• Professionals need to be good role models
• Children model after parents’ eating`

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8
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Table 10-1

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9
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Cognitive theories

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Focus on internal, unobservable mental processes
• Example: thinking, problem solving
• Learning is an active, not passive, process
• People pursue goals & information
• Prior knowledge influences learning &
remembering

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10
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Table 10-2

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11
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Memory (short-term/working vs. long-term)

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Past information is stored in memory
• Build on learner’s frame of reference
• If no frame exists, help learner create one
• Prior experience can be reorganized

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• Information retained for 5 to 20 seconds
• Repeat it several times to remember
• Group individual bits of information
• Make associations with long-term memory
• Give written information as well
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• Relate new information to what is known
• Integrate new with stored information
• Meaningful information retained better
• Visual plus verbal messages retained better

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12
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What is transfer of learning? How can we use it?

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• Learning enhanced if in actual/simulated
situation
• Use examples of the range of problems
• Transfer of learning is not automatic

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13
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Andragogy (difference between adult and child learners)

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• Adult learners differ from children
• Adults become aware of a need to know
• Adults are self-directed, not dependent
• Expanding experiences are a resource for
learning
• Readiness to learn is based on social roles
• Learning is problem centered, not subject
centered
• Learning is present oriented, not future
oriented
• Adult motivation is internal, not external
• Professional is a facilitator or change agent

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14
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Learning styles

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People have preferred ways of studying/learning
– Learn by reading
– Prefer hands-on (tactile learners)
– Visual learners
– Learn by listening (auditory learners)
– Learn alone or in groups

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15
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Teaching styles

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The sum of what the teacher does 
• Example: methods, activities, organization, 
interaction 
• Many teach as they were taught 
• Are you an expert or facilitator?
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16
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Diffusion of Innovations (what is it and what are the 5 stages in the innovation-decision process?)

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Process by which adults adopt new ideas or 
practices
Knowledge of the innovation 
2. Persuasion 
3. Decision to adopt or reject 
4.Implementation of new idea 
5. Confirmation of decision
17
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Technology learning tools

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18
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Environment (psychological vs. physical)

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  • Temperature, lighting, ventilation
  • Comfortable chairs in circle
  • Ability to see & hear
19
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Steps to effective education

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  1. Needs assessment
  2. Performance objectives (domains of learning)
  3. Educational Content (learning plans & learning groups)
  4. Methods and techniques, ect. (lectures, discussion, simulation, demonstration, visual & Table
    12-1 and Figure 12-1)
  5. Learning experiences
  6. Evaluation (purpose, types, data collection techniques, terms reliability & validity)
  7. Documentation
  8. Assess learning needs of individual/group
    (preassessment)
  9. Write performance objectives in three
    domains of learning (cognitive, affective, &
    psychomotor)
  10. Determine content based on assessment &
    objectives
    4.Select methods, techniques, materials, &
    resources
  11. Implement learning (intervention) & allow
    practice
    6.Evaluate progress & outcomes
    (postassessment)
    7.Document outcomes & results
20
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Lesson plans

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Summary information about instruction 
• Preassessment/needs assessment 
• Performance objectives 
• Content outline (introduction, body, 
conclusion) 
• Sequence of content
• Activities to reach objectives 
• Techniques/methods of instruction 
• Educational materials, visuals 
• Facilities; time allotted 
• Method to evaluate results/outcomes 
• References
21
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Sequencing instruction

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22
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Box 12-1

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23
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Preparing an effective presentation (analysis of what 3 things?)

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Introduction (5–10 minutes) 
• Create interest 
• Describe how topic meets needs 
• Provide data & scope of problem 
• Outline learning objectives 
Body of presentation 
• Present data, details, documentation, & sources 
• Use visuals & handouts 
• Plan participative experiences 
• Audience expected to do something at the end
Summary (5–10 minutes) 
• Verbal clue of ending (e.g., In conclusion…) 
• Provide take-home message 
• Review learning objectives 
• Allow time for questions 
• Bring business cards
24
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Implementing an effective presentation (visuals, delivery, environment, voice, gestures, appearance)

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25
Q

Importance of evaluation (in chapter 14 & 15)

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26
Q

Benefits of visual media

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27
Q

Planning and using visual media

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28
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Know the principles we talked about in class (color, images, wording, ect.)

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29
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Kinds of visual media (advantages and disadvantages of each)

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