Behavioral theory places little focus on the idea of innate or inherited knowledge, focusing instead on how individuals gain knowledge through learning and conditioning.

Understanding basic learning theory allows the instructor to develop and present course materials in a manner that best meets the needs of the learner.

This theory asserts that learning is influenced by both internal factors, like individual thoughts, and external factors, like social interactions, which can impact learning outcomes.

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Ineffective 'learning styles' theory persists in education Date: January 6, 2021 Source: Swansea University Summary: A new review by Swansea University reveals there is widespread belief, around ...

Kolb (1984) noted that experiential learning theory provide a different aspect of the learning process and is different from behavioral learning theory. Kolb (1984) explained that the perspective of ...