The Experiential Learning Cycle

6/25/2019

I just read about this today. Learning is a change in behavior as a result of experience.
The Inductive learning cycle is in a circle-where the last step goes back to step 1.
1. Experience
2. Share, Post, Report,
3. Process (find patterns, group dynamics, key recurring themes/dimensions)
4. Generalizing (inferring principles and making assumptions)
5. Applying (Now What)

This cycle is applicable in many settings and situations.

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I have known Thich Nhat Hanh since 1984 and try to practice Mindfulness in my daily life. Recently I trained and am now a qualified teacher for Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction at the University of San Diego. See the main tab Mindfulness for course offerings.
Aside providing me with the tools to be happy most of the times, it has also helped me in concentration, memorization, stress and multitasking. I love reading research in Cognitive Science and Neuroscience. as they reaffirm what he taught me many years ago, about the mind, perception, misperception, no perception, and habit energy.

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