THEORY OF PERSONALISM and EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
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THEORY OF PERSONALISM
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EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
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THEORY OF PERSONALISM and EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING DINOPOL, RUSLYN MONGCAL, ROSALIE BEED 1- 8A
THEORY OF PERSONALISM 'A THEORY OF PERSONALISM' by Thomas R. Rourke n' Rosita A. Rourke PERSONALISM Person as an Absolute Christian in Inspiration Faith as central point Solidarity : concept of a person Unable to see person's depths : Modern Rationalism, Empirical & Logical Sophistication
FIVE DISPOSITION OF PERSONALISM SELF- DISPOSSESSION ONE MUST DEMAND TO UNDERSTAND ONE MUST TAKE UPON ONESELF PERSON WHO GIVES PERSON MUST BE FAITHFUL
FOUR CRUCIAL ACTION DIMENSIONS ACT OF MAKING ACTION SHOULD BE JUDGED NOT BY EXTERNAL FACTOR BUT BY AUNTHENTICITY ACTION MUST BE CONTEMPLATIVE ACTION AS COLLECTIVE
Karol Wojtyla The Acting Person SELF- POSSESSION SELF- GOVERNING SELF- DETERMINING TRANSCENDENCE
The person is influenced strongly by the POLITICAL and ECONOMIC structures he lives in.
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
What is EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING? Focused reflection to increase knowledge, develop skills & clarify values Action Doing Experience Discovery Exploration
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING MODELS John Dewew (1859- 1952): Problem Solving and Critical Thinking Carl Rogers (1902- 1987): Significant learnings (experience) compared to cognitive David Kolb's (1939): Approach to Experiential Learning Boud and Walker's: Stages in Experiential Learning Dean's: Process Model of Experiential Learning Laura Joplin's: Five Stages Model
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING THEORY (ELT) by David Kolb Dynamic view of learning Knowledge created through experience Kolb (1984): "Learning s the process whereby knowledge is created through the transformation of experience."
Four Stages Learning Cycle "touches all the bases" C oncrete Experience Reflective Observation A bstract Conceptualization Active Experimentation Processing: approach to task Perception: emotional response
Progressive and effective learning: EXPERIENCE ---> REFLECTION---> CONCEPTUALIZE ---> TEST Key Element of Experiential Learning: STUDENT