Learning styles Taylor Patton March 1, 2022

Learning styles Taylor Patton March 1, 2022

1. Non-associative

   • Habituation
     • when something is common in your everyday life it is usually tuned out because it now a imbedded in your life
   • sensitization
     • Having new sounds or actions appearing out of nowhere is something that would startle a person due to having not been used to or prepared for such thing.

2. associative

   • classical
     • learning that one piece of information is connected to this piece. like a math problem the only thing 2+2 can only ever equal 4
   • operant
     • a physical therapist would help a child learn to walk, skip, run or jump by teaching them the motions their body needs to make physically repeatedly.

3. watching others

   • learning from watching someone else do so. my best example is to learn how to make something or how to repair something even. you can watch a video when you need to learn how to put something together.