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20171019171053talent Management w5.1
20171019171053talent Management w5.1
Humanist Cognitive
learning learning
theory theory
Bahaviourist Social
learning learning
theory theory
Humanistic Learning Theory
Emphasis on human nature, potential,
emotion & affect.
Believe that learning is a function of
motivation & involve choice.
Behaviourist Learning Theory
Defines learning as a change in behavior.
Focus on measuring response to stimuli.
Cognitivist Learning Theory
Focus on internal mental processes.
Interested in how info is processed, stored &
retrieved.
Social Learning Theory
Focuses on the social setting in which learning
occurs.
Learning is the function of the interaction of
the person, environment & behavior.
In-pair activity
Write down what you understand about the 4
types of adult learning:
1. Humanistic
2. Social learning
3. Behaviourist
4. Cognitive
Adult Learning Principles
The Six Adult Learning Principles.mp4
Adult learning principles
C Adult like to take some control Provide choices and opportunities of
over how they learn. doing things differently.
A Adults usually learn better if they Involve the learners in activities which
are actively involved. are relevant to workplace.
R Adults like to see the relevance of Emphasise why the training is important
what they are learning. and how it relates to their needs and
workplace.
E Adults usually have valuable Use their knowledge and skills during
experience that should be the training.
acknowledge.
E Adequate encouragement should Provide positive feedback and
be given. encourage when mistakes are made.
R Learning is more effective if it is Outline keypoints, repeat and highlight
reinforced. their importance.
Group activity
Try to plan an activity that uses 1 or more
principles of adult learning.
Whats Your Learning Style?
What's Your Learning Style_(1).mp4
More on Learning Style
Honey & Mumford identified 4 learning styles:
Active learner
Reflective learner
Theoretical learner
Pragmatic learner
Active learner
Open minded &
enthusiastic about new
ideas
Enjoy doing things
(hands-on)
Like interaction
Doer
Learn more effectively when:
Get involved in new experiences
Work with others in group
Discussing & explaining to others