I have to write a 2k word essay on this learning cycle and ur video is more useful than all the lessons my teachers gave me this whole academic year. thanks!
David A. Kolb's learning cycle is a four-stage model of experiential learning that describes the process through which individuals progress as they acquire new knowledge and skills. The four stages of the learning cycle are: concrete experience, reflective observation, abstract conceptualization, and active experimentation. This model suggests that individuals must first have a concrete experience, or a hands-on encounter with the subject at hand, in order to learn effectively. Next, they must reflect on that experience and think about what they learned from it. This is followed by the abstract conceptualization stage, where individuals consider the broader theoretical concepts that apply to their experience. Finally, they must put what they have learned into practice through active experimentation.
i couldnt watch the rest of the video as soon as i saw him think it was klob and not kolb. i care about this because it makes it seem like he hasn't even put any time into thinking about this properly.
"Okay, I used Gibbs during my placement with my Social Degree. I found it very easy to follow, simple, clear to use, and it greatly helped with my work. Thank you."
May I suggest it would be less distracting and help your credibility if you pronounced Kolb correctly (rather than Klob!). Otherwise, very informative, thanks
I'm sure the Jennie-lee they were referring to is a Welsh lady called Jennie Lee, she married a English politician called anyer bevan, later known as Lord Bevan. between them they created the NHS, Open University, English welfare system and the arts Council. they were that enamoured with her, they made this song for her. x
@@arunbhatt1445 and you almost certainly have a modest IQ if you feel that this "model" is a helpful roadmap to learning or instruction....but then again, the average IQ of an Indian is 82, so "modest" would be a compliment.
I have to write a 2k word essay on this learning cycle and ur video is more useful than all the lessons my teachers gave me this whole academic year. thanks!
Hey I'm doing the same thing! I'm guessing you're doing a foundation year. I am going to cite and reference this source. Thanks everybody :)
@@Must_Do_Better I wouldn’t cite this as a source in an assignment. Only cite credible journals, books articles etc
What is your course
David A. Kolb's learning cycle is a four-stage model of experiential learning that describes the process through which individuals progress as they acquire new knowledge and skills. The four stages of the learning cycle are: concrete experience, reflective observation, abstract conceptualization, and active experimentation. This model suggests that individuals must first have a concrete experience, or a hands-on encounter with the subject at hand, in order to learn effectively. Next, they must reflect on that experience and think about what they learned from it. This is followed by the abstract conceptualization stage, where individuals consider the broader theoretical concepts that apply to their experience. Finally, they must put what they have learned into practice through active experimentation.
Thank you, so much! i am coping and pasting this straight into my course work you are a TOP G 🤣
Klob or Kolb?! I believe it's Kolb.
i couldnt watch the rest of the video as soon as i saw him think it was klob and not kolb. i care about this because it makes it seem like he hasn't even put any time into thinking about this properly.
@@jwyldeck Yeah I agree
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Just wanted to say that this has really helped explain the learning theory to me. Thank you
I actually understood because he is so clear and understandable. Love it.
"Okay, I used Gibbs during my placement with my Social Degree. I found it very easy to follow, simple, clear to use, and it greatly helped with my work. Thank you."
Good job! Clear and above all not boring tone. Well done!
Thank you for this clear and succinct presentation of this learning model that can be a little challenging to grasp.
Crisp and clear, thank you
Thank you. This is very helpful.
Excellent. A wonderful source of conceptualizing the complex topic of learning. i LOVE models. Thank you! Sub and liked
Precise and informative! The example made it so much easier to understand!
May I suggest it would be less distracting and help your credibility if you pronounced Kolb correctly (rather than Klob!). Otherwise, very informative, thanks
Gary!!
Thank you for this elaborate teaching on the subject. I appreciate this, thanks
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great material, but so disturbing that you misspell his name. Pls. stop repeating Klob ..it is Kolb!!!! thank you.
Disturbing…? Chill… there’s worse things that can happen
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Chill it's just a namee
How about teaching Kolb’s theory by applying it and not in the old way that is opposite to Kolb’s theory with the old power point presentation .
I'm sure the Jennie-lee they were referring to is a Welsh lady called Jennie Lee, she married a English politician called anyer bevan, later known as Lord Bevan. between them they created the NHS, Open University, English welfare system and the arts Council. they were that enamoured with her, they made this song for her. x
Really helpful and made it clear for me. Thank you
Thank you.
Thank you so much 😊
Klob? You mean Kolb, right?
Can you give a destailed explanation of strengths and weakness of this theory
Thanks a lot.
Not club's, it's Kolb's
Man says klob
Pronunciation is like peel and the concept is like fruit. Concept is so clear and crisp.
@@arunbhatt1445 and you almost certainly have a modest IQ if you feel that this "model" is a helpful roadmap to learning or instruction....but then again, the average IQ of an Indian is 82, so "modest" would be a compliment.
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Where I can get this pdf
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K O L B is not klob. instant turn off.