3. LEARNING
Learning is the process of acquiring new or modifying existing
knowledge behaviour skill values or preference
Any change in our behaviour is a result of new experience is said to be
learning
Learning takes place at all ages and one learns when put in a new
situation to make sense and be more comfortable
Learning is expressed through changes in behavior as a result of
experience. Learning is a lifelong process that lasts from birth to death.
4. Types of Learning
Motor learning
Verbal learning
Problem solving learning
Stimulus response learning
Chain learning
Formal learning
Informal learning
6. Learning Curve
Psychologist describe the process in learning by drawing a
line on the graph paper
This line is curve, and not straight so it is called learning
curve
learning curve refers to the graphical relationship between
the amount of learning and the time is takes to learn