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Adult Learning Theory
By Courtenay Jimenez
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Question 1
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What are the primary theories of adult learning and how are they applied?
Observing and modeling of behaviors
Understanding, organizing and processing information
Learning through outcomes of behavior
Self-fulfillment, self-exploration and self-expression
Social Learning Theory
Question 2
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Identify the critical components of Andragogy and how they encourage adult learning?
Learning is related to the social role of the adult
Adult learners bring a wealth of experience
Adults need to be responsible for their decisions
Adults are oriented towards problem-solving learning
Readiness to Learn
Question 3
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How can information-processing theory be used to facilitate adult learning?
Facilitate retrieval of information when needed
Grab learners' attention
Make new information meaningful
Help learners to retain the information longer
Retrieval
Question 4
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Distinguish among the learning characteristics of behaviorist, humanistic, and cognitive theories
Emphasizes understanding and processing of the information
Emphasizes self-actualization and autonomy
Stresses the importance of consequences and reinforcement
Cognitive Theory
Humanistic Theory
Behaviorist Theory
Cognitive Learning Theory
Behaviorist Learning Theory
Humanistic Learning Theory
Experience
Adults' Self-Concept
Orientation to Learning
Attention
Encoding
Storage