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Describe a Learning Environment That Demonstrates the Point at Which Each of the Three Circles Intersects No Name University of The People EDUC 5210: Learning Theory and Implications for Instructi... on Dr. Anne Wade November 19, 2020 shared via CourseHero.comDESCRIBE A LEARNING ENVIRONMENT 2 A learning environment alludes to the assorted actual areas, settings, and societies in which students learn. Utilizing my school's present educational curriculum, the three learning climates are utilized. These learning climates are differ from one another. STUDENT CENTERED Learner-focused education is a methodology that puts the student at the focal point of the learning. This implies that the learner is liable for learning while the educator is liable for encouraging the learning. The primary spotlight is on having students effectively participate in the plan of the exercise and the creation of activities that proof their comprehension of the material. Student-focused guidance moves the concentration from the educator to the student, and instructors become facilitators or aides of the learning cycle. Where I educate, it is basic to begin lessons with the student's earlier information on the point to be presented. Each instructor follows this attitude when designing their lessons. They can either start the exercise with an open-ended inquiry that is relevant to the subject, to make sure they can find out the degree of comprehension of the learner with regards to the theme they are presenting. As referenced by Bransford et. al (2000), " A key strategy is to prompt children to explain and develop their knowledge structures by asking them to make prediction [Show More]

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