Task#6 "My Learning Theory"
After you have studied the philosophical and psychological foundations of teaching and learning, as well as the major learning theories...you have all the tools you need to come up with your own. The aim is not to be original or creative just for the sake of being original and creative... but rather to reflect on everything you've learned and express what you now understand about LEARNING. Your theory should answer some basic questions:
What is learning?
What are the elements of learning? How do these elements relate to each other?
What conditions are necessary for learning to occur?
In the end please express your theory in a diagram form, and give your theory a title.
This is an integrative assignment so you are expected to draw from the advanced readings, synchronous sessions, and asynchronous discussions you have had with your professor and peers. Please cite your references.
Submission Format: Word Document, A4 size, 1" margin all sides,
1.5 spacing, 12 TNR/Arial
Assessment Guide: Please fill up the Self-Assessment Google Form
Rubric for a My Learning Theory Paper
Rubric for a My Learning Theory Paper
Learning Outcomes
Exemplary
(4)
Very Good
(3)
Satisfactory
(2)
Needs Improvement
(1)
Unsatisfactory
(0)
Discuss the basic philosophical and psychological concepts, principles and theories on teaching and learning as applied in health professions education
Reflection Paper clearly and explicitly articulated a sound philosophy on where and how are all types of learning and knowledge come from, what is real, of value, and logical; roles of teachers, learners, and the school cohesively explained in consistency with the answers on epistemology, metaphysics, axiology, and logic
Reflection Paper presents clear and logical consistency with a chosen sound theory of learning, with the appropriate inputs and instructional resources
Output satisfactorily articulated a sound philosophy on where and how are all types of learning and knowledge come from, what is real, of value, and logical; roles of teachers, learners, and the school satisfactorily explained in consistency with the answers on epistemology, metaphysics, axiology, and logic
Reflection Paper presents clear and logical consistency with a chosen sound theory of learning, with the appropriate inputs and instructional resources although some major elements of the chosen theory conspicuously missed
Output meets the minimum standards of a sound philosophy and theory of learning; explanations on where and how are all types of learning and knowledge come from, what is real, of value, and logical are explained at the basic acceptable standards; roles of teachers, learners, and the school explained meeting minimum standards
Output poorly explained an educational philosophy and theory of learning; no clear distinctions on the understanding of teachers, learners, and the school
Output unable to articulate a sound and appropriate educational philosophy and theory of learning
Given a particular instructional scenario, construct their own view of how teaching and learning can best be achieved
Reflection Paper most clearly and logically presents a transformative view of how learning can best be achieved given the target learners in a particular teaching-learning setting or milieu, time frame, and overall curricular design
Reflection Paper clearly and logically presents a transformative view of how learning can best be achieved given the target learners in a particular teaching-learning setting or milieu, time frame, and overall curricular design
Reflection Paper presents minimum traits of a truly transformative view of how learning can best be achieved given the target learners in a particular teaching-learning setting or milieu, time frame, and overall curricular design
Reflection Paper presents incoherent and inconsistent characteristics of a transformative design
Reflection Paper failed to meet the standard quality
Written output meets appropriate minimum academic standards
Written output exceeds expectation; correct grammar usage, articulation is explicit and strong
Written presentation meets standard academic format; correct grammar usage, and main messages expressed clearly
Written output meets minimum standards of academic work, acceptable level of articulation and grammar usage
Written work contains major communication and formatting errors, has many mistakes in both grammar usage and articulation
Written work unable to meet standard requirement
Total = 12 points