Learning Key

    Learning Theories __________________________________________________________________________________ • The  learning theories provides valuable insights into how people learn and how educators can design effective learning experiences. Some of the of the most widely recognized and commonly used learning theories are: Constructivism Is a learning theory that emphasizes active participation, where learners build their own understanding based on prior knowledge and experiences.  Behaviorism   Is a learning theory that focuses on observable behaviors, asserting that learning occurs through  interactions with the environment.  Cognitivism   Is a learning theory that emphasizes the role of mental processes in learning, such  as thinking, memory, problem-solving, and attention. Connectivism Is a modern learning theory that emphasizes the role of networks, connections, and technology in the learning process. Humanism   Is a learning theory ...

    Key Learning Methods ___________________________________________________________________________________  • Learning methods refer to the different strategies and approaches that help individuals acquire, process, and retain knowledge. The importance of these methods lies in their ability to enhance how individuals learn, understand, and remember information . In other words, these methods are crucial because they help improve the efficiency and effectiveness of learning, ensuring that individuals can process new information more effectively and retain it for longer periods of time.  Different methods cater to various learning styles and environments, helping learners achieve more effective and meaningful learning outcomes. The key learning methods are: Active Learning Is an approach where learners actively participate in the learning process through discussions, problem-solving, and hands-on activities. Spaced Repetition Is a learning technique where informa...

  Spaced Repetition ___________________________________________________________________________________   • Spaced Repetition is a learning technique where information is reviewed at increasing intervals over time to improve long-term retention and prevent forgetting.  The key idea behind spaced repetition is to revisit the material just before you’re likely to forget it, reinforcing it in your memory. STEP 1 :  You start by learning a new piece of information, vocabulary, facts, concepts or whatever you have to learn.   STEP 2 :     You attempt to commit it to memory through active recall, testing yourself, writing it down, etc.      STEP 3 :  After a short period, days or few hours, you review the material. This is when you assess whether you remember it or not. If you remember the information well, you move on to the next interval. If you forget some parts, you review again.   STEP 4 :    The intervals between r...