Learning Action

A Learning Action is a cognitive action that acquires knowledge, skills, or understanding through learning experience, learning study, or learning instruction.

• Context:
  • It can actively engage Mental Process Action through cognitive interaction action.
  • It can systematically develop Knowledge Framework through learning exposure action.
  • It can progressively build Skill Mastery through learning practice action.
  • It can adaptively enhance Understanding Level through learning engagement action.
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  • It can often utilize Teaching Resource for knowledge learning action.
  • It can often employ Practice Method for learning development action.
  • It can often incorporate Feedback Loop for learning improvement action.
  • It can often leverage Learning Tool for concept learning action.
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  • It can range from being a Simple Learning Action to being a Complex Learning Action, depending on its cognitive requirement.
  • It can range from being a Basic Learning Action to being an Advanced Learning Action, depending on its mastery level.
  • It can range from being a Passive Learning Action to being an Active Learning Action, depending on its engagement type.
  • It can range from being a Natural Entity Learning Action to being a Synthetic Entity Learning Action, depending on its entity type.
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  • It can support Knowledge Integration Action through cognitive learning process.
  • It can facilitate Skill Development Action through applied learning action.
  • It can enable Understanding Growth Action through conceptual learning action.
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• Examples:
  • Formal Learning Actions, such as:
    • Academic Learning Actions, such as:
      • Classroom Learning Action for subject learning mastery.
      • Research Learning Action for knowledge discovery action.
    • Professional Learning Actions, such as:
      • Skill Learning Action for competency development action.
      • Certification Learning Action for qualification achievement action.
  • Experiential Learning Actions, such as:
    • Practical Learning Actions, such as:
      • Hands-on Learning Action for skill learning action.
      • Problem Solving Learning Action for applied learning understanding.
    • Social Learning Actions, such as:
      • Peer Learning Action for knowledge sharing action.
      • Mentorship Learning Action for guided learning action.
  • Self-directed Learning Actions, such as:
    • Independent Learning Actions, such as:
      • Online Learning Action for flexible learning process.
      • Personal Learning Action for interest learning action.
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• Counter-Examples:
  • Passive Absorption Action, which lacks active learning engagement.
  • Random Exposure Action, which lacks learning intention action.
  • Mechanical Repetition Action, which lacks learning understanding action.
  • Information Storage Action, which lacks knowledge learning integration.
• See: Cognitive Learning Action, Educational Learning Action, Knowledge Learning Action, Skill Learning Action, Understanding Learning Action, Inculcation.

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