Categories, Content, Learning Styles
Categories, Content, Learning Styles
Sandra Cruz, Luís Carvalho, Madalena Cunha & João Duarte, 2017
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Basic categories of learning activities |
1. Formal learning takes place in education and training institutions, leading to diplomas and qualifications. | | |
2. Informal leraning is not intentional and occurs in unstructured situations. | | |
3. Informal learning is not intentional and occurs in unstructured situations | | |
Learning contents |
4. Conceptual contents include definitions, concepts, and principles | | |
5. The procedural contents comprise the abilities to learn to learn and implementation of actions oriented towards a goal. | | |
6. Attitudinal content include attitudes, values and behaviour. | | |
6.1 The cognitive dimension incorporates knowledge and beliefs and the idea of how it is best to behave. | | |
6.2 The affective dimension integrates feelings and preferences – they are the values and the way they are assimilated. | | | integrates feelings and preferences – they are the values and the way they are assimilated.
6.3 The conduct dimension contemplates actions and intentions and it represents the rules and standards of conduct. | | |
Learning Styles |
7. Concrete experience (Active) – it comes more from experience | | |
8. Reflexive observation (Reflexive) – it comes from reflection | | |
9. Abstract conception (Theoretical) – it comes more from intellectual understanding | | |
10. Active experience (Pragmatic) – it comes more from participation in tasks and from group study. | | |