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What is Perception-Action Cycle

Handbook of Research on Student-Centered Strategies in Online Adult Learning Environments
All people interact with their environments in a constant cycle of information gathering. As people learn and function in the world they are acted upon and act with and on their environments. The goal is to effectively and efficiently use the information and interactions with the environment to learn and live well.
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Making Connections Between E-Learning and Natural Learning
Geoffrey Caine (Caine Learning Center, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-5085-3.ch001
Abstract
This chapter develops a model of learning that takes advantage of the ways in which the brain naturally functions in any learning situation. This model is framed in terms of a set of 12 principles called the brain/mind principles of natural learning. It is the sort of learning that helps all people adapt and adjust consciously and unconsciously to an ever-changing world. The core point is that every person is an integrated living system, which means the body, brain, heart, and mind are all involved in learning. Whether working face-to-face or online students need to employ their natural systems to learn well. This chapter gives teachers more ideas about the teaching/learning process to assist their students to deploy their knowledge and skills in the real world. This chapter argues that instructors should understand and implement learning in ways that assist learners in using their natural perception-action cycles.
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