Humanistic approach

Teacher's role
1. Good teachers in humanistic learning theory focus on helping students develop learning skills.
2. Provide motivation for classroom tasks.
3. Provide choices to students in task/subject selection.
4. Create opportunities for group work with peers.
Theory
1. In history humanistic psychology is an outlook or system of thought that focuses on human beings rather than supernatural or divine insight
Principles
1. Student choice
2. Fostering engagement to inspire students to become self-motivated to learn.
3. The importance of self-evaluation
4. Feelings and knowledge are both important to the learning process and should not be separated according to humanistic psychology
5. A safe learning environment
Made by
1. Abraham Maslow
2. Carl Rogers
3. James F.T Bugental
Student's rol
1. Learning serves a purpose
2. Plans the learning
3. Personal involvement
4. Fits individual goals
5. Life purpose–higher self
Materials
1. Reading
2. Listening
3. Speeches
4. Watching movies
5. Practicing
Advantage
1. Promotes the idea of personal responsibility
Disadvantage
1. Experience needed

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	Creado por Josué Alexander Cortés Osorio hace alrededor de 4 años