How adults learn: ANDRAGOGY

How adults learn: ANDRAGOGY

How adults learn: ANDRAGOGY
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THE BLUE TREE

How to Learn

CEF B1

CEFR B2

Upper
Intermediate

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warm up

  • Did you enjoy going to school when you were a kid?
  • Do children and adults learn in the same way? If not, what’s the difference?
  • Why is learning important for adults as well?
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part one

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key language

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COMPREHENSION

  • What does “andragogy” mean?
  • How many assumptions of adult learning are there?
  • What is the “the need to know” assumption about?
  • How is self-concept helpful in learning?
  • What are the two elements of self-concept?
  • What are the pros and cons of experience?
  • Why is unlearning sometimes required?
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part two

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key language

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COMPREHENSION

  • What is “readiness to learn” about?
  • What are the two factors related to the 4th assumption?
  • What is “orientation to learn” about?
  • What is the Experiential Learning Cycle?
  • What are the types of motivations and which one is more likely in adults?
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POLL

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Which assumption of adult education is the most important in your opinion?
Total Votes : 4
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How adults learn