Kolb-Lewin Learning Cycle “All learning comes from experience” --John Dewey.

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Kolb-Lewin Learning Cycle “All learning comes from experience” --John Dewey

Concrete Experience Reflective Observation Abstract Conceptualization Active Experimentation Diverger Converger Assimilator Accommodator What is it? What does it mean?What can I do? How can I do it?

Concrete Experience  Laboratories  Observations  Text Readings  Simulations/Games  Field Work  Films/Videos  Readings  Problem Sets  Examples

Reflective Observation  Logs  Journals  Discussion  Brainstorming  Thought Questions  Rhetorical Questions  List Serves  On Line Discussion Forums

Abstract Conceptualization  Lecture  Papers  Model Building  Projects  Analogies

Active Experimentation  Simulations  Case Studies  Laboratories  Field work  Projects  Homework

Concrete Experience Reflective Observation Diverger

Reflective Observation Abstract Conceptualization Assimilator

Abstract Conceptualization Active Experimentation Converger

Active Experimentation Concrete Experience Accommodator

Concrete Experience Reflective Observation Abstract Conceptualization Active Experimentation

Divergers Ask: “What is it?”

Assimilators ask: “What does it mean?”

Convergers ask: “What can I do?”

Accommodators ask: "How can I do it?”