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ASSIGNMENTS TOPICS EDUCATIONAL BLOG 80196 viewsBEHAVIOURAL MODELS FOR EDUCATION
Behavioural Models for Education emphasises the benefits of immediate feedback, whether it’s in the form of a punishment or reward.
Ivan Pavlov was a Russian physiologist who experimented on salivation in dogs when they were offered food. He also noticed that the dog started to salivate when he was brought to that particular room where the food was served.
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EDUCATION AND TRAINING ASSIGNMENTS TOPICS 64178 viewsGIVING CONSTRUCTIVE FEEDBACK
Constructive feedback refers to building up matter rather than breaking it down. This type of criticism makes the other person feel that you really want them to improve. For instance, teachers mostly give feedback to students so that they put in extra effort in order to improve their presentation skills or assignments. Also, constructive feedback is not always positive rather it can be focused on the areas where improvement is required.
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EDUCATION AND TRAINING EDUCATIONAL BLOG 7693 viewsTHE MILLENNIALS ARE CALLING
The millennials are flowing in the corporate industry and changing the way workplaces work. Only in United States, over 40% of the employees will leave the industry to pursue opportunities which satisfy their passion. The ethnic diversity is increasing and employees are generally becoming more globally oriented. Job hopping has become the new ‘cool’ trend, and recent graduates are constantly experimenting and learning skills to explore their potential. (Loehr, 2014)
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EDUCATION AND TRAINING EDUCATIONAL BLOG 104652 viewsDAVID KOLB’S LEARNING STYLES
David Kolb ’s learning styles model was developed from his experiential learning cycle theory in 1984. These theories have largely to do with the inner cognitive processes of one’s mind. Kolb believes that effective learning occurs by a cyclic process of experiencing, reflecting, thinking, and acting; which he elaborates through his 4-stage experiential learning cycle theory (1974).
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EDUCATION AND TRAINING EDUCATIONAL BLOG 183548 viewsGIBBS – REFLECTIVE CYCLE MODEL (1988)
Gibbs’ Reflective cycle model is used in various situations and is useful in evaluating it. Reflection is used to improve understanding and proof of practice-based learning. It is regarded as a valuable instrument to use after critical occurrences have jumped out to help practitioners and let pupils reflect on encounters and create new learning and form new ideas.
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EDUCATION AND TRAINING EDUCATIONAL BLOG 10917 viewsTHE JOHARI WINDOW
The Johari Window is a psychological tool developed by Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham in 1955, while researching group dynamics at the University of California (Luft, J. & Ingham, H.1955). The name itself has is a merger of the first names of the two psychologists and was initially called JoHari Window. It is widely popular because of its simplicity and practicality for self-awareness, personal development, group development and understanding relationships.
