Learning

Stop, process, rearrange, configure and concur are all part of the process in Adult Learning. As adults we filter through our memory bank to perform checks and balances on new information to see if it lines up with our experiences. As we take a look at articles written by Sharan B Merriam, and Victor Wang …

In 1987, Neil Fleming developed an inventory designed to help students and others learn more about their individual learning preferences. That invention is the VARK Assessment. “VARK is a questionnaire developed and used at Lincoln University, identifies the preferences of students for particular modes of information presentation”(Fleming, 1995). After taking the VARK quiz, it turns …

Nowaday, students need to have a large knowledge in many different areas. They study not only at school but also from various sources, for example: from internet, magazine, experimences… Computer is a popular media in all over the world. It is necessary for college students for three following major reasons: The first reason is to …

The Independent study mentorship program or better known as ISM is truly what it sounds, as it is an independent study in which the student is not only treated as a learner of the teacher, the ISM instructor, but yet accepted as a fellow thinker because independent research and an innovative approach is highly encouraged. …

Ever since birth, learning kept us growing. Home education, nursery education, primary education and secondary education had played a great part in making us what we are today. For some of us, choices of tertiary education are more diversified but equally important, For instance, studying abroad. Therefore, let us look into the advantages and disadvantages …

The central question on how adults learn has caught the attention of scholars and practitioners since the 1920s. Eighty years later, there is no single answer, theory or model that explains what the scholar and practitioners know about adult learners, various contexts where learning takes place and the process of learning. Until the mid-twentieth, in …

Academic study can help us improve our English skills and achieve our goals to contribute to society. This achievements require us to work hard and improve our abilities to adapt to the society. Therefore, the essay aims at telling you the aims of academic study. It will then suggest some ways to achieve that . …

To Kill a Mockingbird Life Lessons It’s no secret that not every student who reads To Kill a Mockingbird will not exactly jump for joy to read it. But it is not as bad as it seems, as there are some valuable things to learn when it comes to this novel. It ‘s an inspiring …

Some students will find it is a standard component of a course they are studying – typically a language degree taken in the UK, will feature anything up to one full year of the course, which may be 3 or 4 years, sometimes more, studying abroad in a country or countries where that language is …

Nonverbal Learning Disability Introduction             Nonverbal Learning Disorder (NVLD) is a specific learning disability affecting both children and adults in their academic progress as well as their social and emotional development.  Rourke (1985, 1989) describes NVLD as a cluster of neuropsychological, academic, and social-emotional characteristics reflecting primary deficiencies in non-verbal reasoning.  Several significant issues are …

            Electronic learning refers to computer enhanced learning. It is closely associated with the area of advanced learning technology (ALT), which specializes with technologies and associated methodologies in learning using networked and multimedia technologies.             According to Derek Stockley, 2003, e-learning is the delivery of a learning, training or education program by electronic means. It …

Network-Based Learning Introduction In an era of advanced technology and globalization, the importance of integrating Information and Communications Technology (ICT) into almost all activities can hardly be denied. In fact, during the past decade, ICT use had consistently and relatively grew that it has made ubiquitous impacts on society and our daily lives (Yuen, Law …