Learning Theories
Publisher: Wikibooks 2006
Number of pages: 104
Description:
Useful guide for both students and teachers to the problem of how to impart learning. The contents - Theories: behavioralist, constructivist, post-modern, adult learning; Organizational learning: contributions by discipline, triggers, influencing factors, agents, processes, interorganizational, practice; Knowledge management: challenges, processes, leadership, change.
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