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Experiential learning - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ TESOL Glossary
C. Rogers was developing ideas continuing on from the likes of Dewey and Montessori. The main theme is that of self directed learning. There were a number of important elements to Rogers’s experiential learning model. These can be summarized as: The learner decides they want to learn something (self directed) which gives them a sense of ownership in the learning process (personal). The learning is significant in that it changes behavior and this is recognized (evaluated) by the learner. Finally the whole learning experience creates ‘meaning’ to the learner.
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Deductive learning - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ TESOL Glossary
A teacher-led teaching methodology. In deductive learning the teaching is said to be didactic, which is more a form of lecturing. For language learners general rules about the language are given by the teachers with examples to show how they work. From this basis more specific rules are generated, as the language complexity increases.
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Learning styles - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ TESOL Glossary
The subject of much debate, adherents suggest that individuals have a preferred learning style and teachers should deliver their lessons with these in mind. Critics argue that preferred learning styles have been over-exaggerated and that traditional style approaches are more effective.
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Blended Learning - ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ TESOL Glossary
A mix of online and in-person learning within an overall course of study. Read more: As the use of online teaching increases worldwide, courses are now making use of a mixture of onsite and online course delivery. Any course which involves both the modalities can be classified as blended learning.
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