TYPES OF

LEARNING
Presented by: Jenny Rose R. Balbastro
What is Learning ?
 What is Learning?
Learning is a complex and multifaceted process through which
individuals acquire new knowledge, skills, behaviors, or attitudes.

It involves the acquisition of information or the development of abilities

through experience, study, practice, or teaching.

Learning can occur in various contexts, including formal educational

settings, everyday life, and through interactions with the environment.
How do you
learn?
 Learning Styles

VISUAL AUDITORY KINESTHETIC READING

/WRITING
Learning through Learning through Learning through Learning through
images, charts, and listening and verbal physical activities and reading and writing,
other visual aids. instruction. hands-on experiences. often by taking notes
and reading textbooks.
types of learning
Motor Learning
Verbal Learning
Concept Learning
Discrimination Learning
Learning of Principles
Problem Solving
Attitude Learning
 Types of Learning
Motor Learning
Motor learning specifically refers to
the process by which individuals
acquire and refine motor skills,
which involve the coordinated
movements of muscles and limbs.
Verbal learning
This type of learning involves the
language we speak, the
communication devices we use.
Signs, pictures, symbols, words,
figures, sounds, etc, are the
tools used in such activities. We
use words for communication.
Concept learning
It is the form of learning which requires
higher order mental processes like
thinking, reasoning, intelligence, etc. we
learn different concepts from childhood.
Concept learning involves two processes,
viz. abstraction and generalization. This
learning is very useful in recognising,
identifying things.
 Types of Learning

Learning of
Discrimination Principles Problem Solving
Learning Individuals learn certain principles
related to science, mathematics, This is a higher order learning
Learning to differentiate between process. This learning requires the
grammar, etc. in order to manage
stimuli and showing an appropriate use of cognitive abilities-such as
their work effectively. These
response to these stimuli is called principles always show the thinking, reasoning, observation,
discrimination learning. relationship between two or more imagination, generalization, etc. This
concepts. is very useful to overcome difficult
Example: formulae, laws, associations, problems encountered by the people.
correlations, etc.
Types of Learning

Attitude Learning

Attitude is a predisposition which

determines and directs our behavior. We
develop different attitudes from our
childhood about the people, objects and
everything we know. Our behavior may be
positive or negative depending upon our
attitudes.

Attitude learning is a dynamic and ongoing

process throughout life. Attitudes are not
fixed; they can evolve and change based
on new experiences and information.
 _STEVE JOBS_

Learn continually - there's

always "one more thing" to
learn!
Thank You for
Listening!