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Learning is a process that occurs over time and changes us from the inside out. It's not a product and it cannot be "delivered," only encouraged.
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What Is Learning?

Published on Nov 06, 2015

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WHAT IS LEARNING?

Learning is a process that occurs over time and changes us from the inside out. It's not a product and it cannot be "delivered," only encouraged.
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PROCESS

LEARNING IS A
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PRODUCT

NOT A
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CHANGE

LEARNING INVOLVES
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TIME

CHANGE OVER
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BELIEFS, BEHAVIORS, ATTITUDES

CHANGE IN YOUR
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STUDENTS

LEARNING IS NOT DONE TO
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WHAT STUDENTS DO

LEARNING IS
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EXPERIENCE

INTERPRETING
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NEW KNOWLEDGE

STICKS TO PRIOR KNOWLEDGE
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CONNECT THE NEW

TO THE OLD
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KNOW THE CONTEXT

AVOID THE QUICK ASSUMPTION
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MOTIVATION TO LEARN

CANCELS STEREOTYPES AND PREJUDICE
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TODAY?

WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED
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SHOW ME SOMETHING NEW!

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CHANGE MY WORLD

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REFERENCE

  • Ambrose, Susan, et al (2010). How Learning Works.
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LEARN UP!

A VISUAL COMMUNICATION FROM
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Barry Casey

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