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Discover some neat stuff about learning. Connect with the brain info on the previous page. Think about what it all means.

#2 Curiosity Learning Theory

#4 Cognitive Learning Theory

#6 Experiential Learning Theory

#8 Situated Learning Theory

#10 Behaviourist Learning Theory

#1 The Play Theory of Learning

#3 Social Learning Theory

#5 Constructivist Learning Theory

#7 Transformational Learning Theory

#9 Humanist Learning Theory

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Answer the Landline

There was a time when we remembered phone numbers. Pre-mobile phones, we either wrote numbers down or stored them in our long-term memory.

I can still remember my parents’ landline number from fifty years ago. It was reinforced to me every time my father answered the phone. He’d recite the number to the caller instead of saying hello.

Good Habits (how to build them)

Learn how the Behaviourist Theory of Learning can help parents encourage motivation, routine, and positive habits at home.

Humanist Theory

We parents need to see our children learning and growing. Note that ‘growing’ here doesn’t mean getting taller. Growing in the context of learning means developing thinking skills, emotional stability, and emotional balance.