Humanism-Report-_20240830_232855_0000.pptx

Humanism Theory

1. TEACHING STUDENTS TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL Human Learning Theory

2. Introduction Approach to learning is based on the belief that individuals are inherently good and intrinsically motivated, encouraging students to take responsibility for their own goals and progress. Our primary objective as educators is to help students thrive as confident, functional adults who contribute positively to their communities, focusing on the "whole being" by addressing emotional, social, and intellectual growth. In this presentation, we will explore the application of Humanism in education, its benefits and drawbacks, and how it can be effectively implemented in online classrooms.

3. Philosophy emphasizing human dignity and worth Belief in unlimited potential for growth and development WHAT IS HUMANISM

4. Free will Innate goodnesses Positive emotion Intrinsic motivation FOUNDATIONS OF HUMANISTIC LEARNING THEORY

5. Importance of cognitive and affective learning Addressing emotional state and basic needs Educating the person as a whole

6. Promotes positivity Empower self-motivation Hollistic focus on emotional states Inclusive of individual needs Advantages of the humanistic approach to learning

7. Requires flexible curriculum Not all students have intrinsic motivation Some need structure and routine Disadvantages of the humanistic approach to learning

8. APPLYING THE HUMANISTIC LEARNING THEORY IN THE ONLINE CLASSROOM

9. Help student create personal goals at the start of the year Discuss achievement and strategies for success Goal-Setting

10. Cater to different interest and learning style Options : practical activities, videos, research and online discussion Different Learning Opportunities

11. Increase engagement through level and experience points Promote intrinsic motivation and progress evaluation Gamification

12. Allow for flexible schedules and participation modes Use adaptive software for self-paced learning Flexibility in Learning

13. Encourage breaks and emotional sharing Establishe a culture of acceptance and open discussion Creating a Safe Environment

14. Technique to enhance critical thinking and accomplishment Importance of celebrating milestone for motivation Problem-Based and Inquiry-Based Learning

15. Support students during stress and anxiety Build strong relationships and maintain communication outside class Practicing Empathy and Respect

16. The Humanistic Learning Theory emphasizes that learning extends beyond intellect, focusing on helping students reach their full potential. Its key contributions include promoting independence, fostering a love for learning, and motivating self-growth. As teachers, we have the privilege of guiding students to become confident individuals who make meaningful contributions to society. Conclusion

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