Task 2 Learning Styles - FTMS
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Task 2 ? Learning Styles
Academic Year 2012/2013
Module Topics
Week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Topic Learning, skills and employment Managing your learning: Learning styles Library workshop Reading and note taking Working in diverse groups Giving effective oral presentations Presentations Presentations Written communication Problem solving Using excel Planning to improve skills
Book chapter 1+2 3 8+15 4 10 11
6 12+15 7+14
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By the end of the session, you should be able to:
? Define what ,,learning is;
? Be able to understand the difference between the traditional/modern view on learning
? Identify and understand your own learning style
? Know what strategies you can implement to improve your learning approach
What is learning? Traditional view
? Reduce knowledge to ,,information ? acquire ,,facts
?,,Textbook syndrome
? Is this helpful for you?
Lecturer Student
Learn and regurgitate what youve been told
Desire to understand, active interest in subject
Modern view
How would you define learning?
"Learning is purposeful activity aimed at acquisition of skills, knowledge and
ways of thinking that improve effectiveness in future situations" (Cameron, 2009: 51)
Model of how ideas & experience are integrated
Learning is circular, not one-off process
Experience
Act
Reflect
Theorise
Adapted from Cameron, 2008: 54)
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