Research School Network: Learning Behaviours Behaviour is often thought of as something negative that gets in the way of learning.
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Learning Behaviours
Behaviour is often thought of as something negative that gets in the way of learning.
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Behaviour is often thought of as something negative that gets in the way of learning. Learning behaviours bring together the elements needed for a positive learning
experience to take place.
Definition
“A learning behaviour can be thought of as a behaviour that is necessary in order for a person to learn effectively in the group setting of the classroom”.
(Ellis and Todd, 2018)
Emotional, Social and Cognitive Elements
> Managing own behaviour
> Showing pride in success
> Listening to teacher
> Valuing the opinions of others
> Focusing on learning in class
> Organising own learning
Research Links
Pupil 1; Xander
Effective learning behaviours can be impacted by personal circumstances or a learning need. If we consider the emotional, social and cognitive elements we can see what challenges a student is facing.
Pupil 2; Gail
A student that has developed positive learning behaviours can thrive in school. Support from family, friends and the culture at the school will help a student to
maintain this positive framework.
Natalie Campbell
Apple Distinguished Educator and Evidence Leader in Education for Derby Research School
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