Cits-Rpl Principles of Teaching: Assignment For Lesson 2.2

CITS-RPL
PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING
Assignment For Lesson 2.2

( Principles of learning & Teaching)
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VINEET KUMAR
POT22003424
Assignment for Lesson 2.2
1. What is learning?
2. Define the statement “Learning starts with the learner know, but not what
the teacher know or starts”.
3. Sustaining interest for continuous learning, what are the factors to be
considered?
4. State the factors that affect the learning?
1. What is learning?
Learning is a psychological process of acquiring new or modifying existing

knowledge, behaviour, skills, values or preferences which leads to a change in
behaviour of an individual. There are certain basic psychological factors and
principles related to learning which every instructor should understand and
be able to apply in his presentation. The learning does not take place unless
the learner is ready and instructor is willing to teach. Therefore, this change
will be due to certain conditions of learning, like motivation, stimulus,
response, etc. All these process of motivation, stimulation and response are
connected with psychological reasoning.
2. Define the statement “Learning starts with the learner know, but not
what the teacher know or starts”.
This statement emphasizes that learning is a learner-centered process. It

means that learners bring their own knowledge, experiences, and
perspectives to the learning process, and that teachers should build upon
these to facilitate learning. Teachers should not assume that learners have no
prior knowledge or that their own knowledge is superior to that of the
learners. Instead, teachers should strive to understand the learners’ prior
knowledge and tailor their instruction to meet the learners’ needs.
3. Sustaining interest for continuous learning, what are the factors to be
considered?
There are two aspect of sustaining interest for continuous learning. One is
creating interest in learning and the other is teaching in manner that
maintains interest. Once the learner is motivated the instructor has to
consider the following factors to maintain or sustain the interest among the
learners:
 Encourage competition in learning activity.

 Give credit to the work well done.
 Show interest in all equally.
 Be impartial in his judgement.
 Reward the deserved learners for their outstanding work.
 Provide proper working conditions.
 Keep the entire class active with appropriate assignments.
4.State the factors that affect learning?
The following factors can affect learning:Prior knowledge and experience:

Learners’ prior knowledge and experience can influence how they interpret
and process new information.
Readiness / Preparedness: Readiness / Preparedness are to be mentally

ready to learn a skill is called readiness. Readiness implies a degree of
concentration and eagerness. (Individuals learn best when they are
physically, mentally, and emotionally ready to learn) and do not learn well if
they see no reason for learning.
Interest: Interest refers to the feeling of Your activities that you enjoy doing
and the subjects that you like to spend time learning about to know or learn
about something. Teachers should make the lesson material relevant and
applicable to learner's lives in order to build interest.
Intelligence: Intelligence is a natural capacity and ability which helps the

individual to understand and solve the problems according to the situation.
Motivation: Role of motivation on learning engage learners in learning when
they feel competent to do what is expected of them and perceive stable link
between actions and achievements, they value the subject and have a clear
sense of purpose they experience positive emotions towards learning
activities.
Attitude: Human attitude is constructed on the bases of one's personal

thinking and ideologies he/she likes and dislikes these ideologies create
feelings among the individual. Negative attitude slows down the speed of
learning and positive attitude speeds up learning process. Teachers must be
cognizant of these attitudes and over all employ strategies that encourages
positive attitude. Teacher can create love for education, hope, good ideas
and development by changing the behaviour of the learner.
Feelings: feelings are the physical sensation we experience in our body and
emotions are the labels we give those sensations in our minds. Love, fear and
anger are supposed to be the basic feelings. Feeling is a power which leads a
person to its successful destination. Negative behaviour of parents, teachers
and peers, improper environment, inferiority complex, failure in some tasks
also affects the learning process. Teachers should promote positive feelings
and emotions. He has to eradicate the feelings of fear and anger from the
minds.
Frustration: The feeling of being upset or annoyed, especially because of

inability to change or achieve something is called frustration. Frustration is
caused by a lack of control over a situation. The best way to handle
frustration is to back away from the problem, take a breath, and then
approach the problem calmly and rationally.
Aptitude: Aptitude is the potential in the learner, which has as yet not been
tapped and trained to a skill level. A learner, who possesses appropriate
aptitude for a particular subject of study or skill, will learn better and retain it
for a longer time.
Individual Differences: Learners have different strategies, approaches, and
capabilities for learning that are a function of prior experience and heredity.
Teachers need to help learners examine their learning preferences and
expand or modify them, if necessary. The interaction between learner
differences and curricular and environmental conditions is another key factor
affecting learning outcomes. As teachers/trainers, we must be aware of
about learner's individual differences.
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Learning is a psychological process of acquiring new or modifying existing

This statement emphasizes that learning is a learner-centered process. It

 Encourage competition in learning activity.

4.State the factors that affect learning?

The following factors can affect learning:Prior knowledge and experience:

Readiness / Preparedness: Readiness / Preparedness are to be mentally

Intelligence: Intelligence is a natural capacity and ability which helps the

Attitude: Human attitude is constructed on the bases of one's personal

Frustration: The feeling of being upset or annoyed, especially because of

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