“Based upon observations of secondary school classroom teaching, is there any evidence to support the key ideas of Kolb Experiential Learning Theory (ELT),

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“Based upon observations of secondary school classroom teaching, is there any evidence to support the key ideas of Kolb Experiential Learning Theory (ELT), and related models of learning styles?” ? Kolb Learning in the Secondary School Classroom. Schools Direct Assignment #3. Andrew French. June 2014

Kolb Learning in the Secondary Classroom. Andrew French. June 2014 Motivation for research Ideas, Facts, Methods What is this mechanism? Can we model it? Prime objective of a professional teacher is to facilitate the process of students’ learning ? Learning objectives Scheme of work Develop Knowledge, Attitude, Skills (Bloom & Krathwohl, 1956) Assessment Kolb Learning in the Secondary Classroom. Andrew French. June 2014

“Learning involves transactions between a person and the environment” Kolb (1984) “Learning is an emergent process whose outcomes represent only historical record, not knowledge of the future.” Kolb (1984) “Learning is the process whereby knowledge is created through the transformation of experience." Kolb (1984) p38. “Impetus for the development of new concepts is provided by new experiences” McLeod (2010) Key influences on Kolb

Reviewing the experience Pragmatist Planning the next steps Activist Having an experience Reflector Reviewing the experience Pragmatist Planning the next steps David A. Kolb (1939-) Theorist Concluding from the experience Honey & Mumford’s (1982) interpretation of Kolb’s Learning Styles

Activist Pragmatist Reflector Theorist From Business-Balls

FEELING Kolb’s Learning Style Inventory plots typical scores from different professions on a grid parameterized according to perpendicular “thinking - feeling” and “doing – watching” dimensions which are associated with the Kolb ELT. Svinicki (1987) WATCHING DOING THINKING For debate!

Development of Kolb’s learning cycle Critique of ELT, and Constructivism Smith (2010), Kirshner (2006). No cultural context Real learning may not occur in the ideal Kolb fashion - Ideological, not evidence based - Kolb doesn’t define what “reflection” means Development of Kolb’s learning cycle Jarvis (1987)

“A genuine method of research” Bell (2005), Clarke (2005) Research methodology Practitioner research /case study Qualitative, descriptive study based upon observations and reflections of typical classroom practice rather than a controlled ‘experiment.’ Reflective diary Lesson observations 2013-2014 17 teachers observed, different classes, topics and subjects State Academy Fee paying Boarding School

Activist Pragmatist Reflector Theorist Observations Pragmatist Reflector Application of Kolb’s ELT to the Classroom. Svinicki (1987) Theorist

Summary My own professional development this year Experiences of my students Initial teacher exposition phase Demonstrations Simulations Class discussions Solving example problems Lesson adaptation Homework Assessment Revision notes Idealised model Too generic? Formulae Proof of general theorems Self confirmation bias