Constructivism & Other Learning Theories
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According to the 'Experiential Learning Cycle' theory propounded by David Kolb, when a learner undergoes a new experience, deeply analyzes it, draws conclusions or generalizations, and finally tests it in practical life situations, what is the correct sequence of the four stages in this cycle?
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According to David Kolb's Experiential Learning Cycle, learning is the process whereby knowledge is created through the transformation of experience. This cycle consists of four distinct stages:
- Concrete Experience: The learner encounters a new activity or experience.
- Reflective Observation: The learner reflects on the experience and observes any inconsistencies or outcomes.
- Abstract Conceptualization: The learner develops new ideas, concepts, or generalizations based on the reflection.
- Active Experimentation: The learner applies these new theories and ideas to test them in real-life situations.
Therefore, the correct sequence is represented by option (b).
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