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Explore the autonomous psychological processes that drive learning, motivation, and personal sense within societal contexts. Discover the importance of fostering personal sense and motives for sustainable learning. Learn methods to create collaborative learning environments in educational projects.
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Referat Gesellschaft The importance of the individual mind for learning processes in general – as well as for teachers’ training courses in the project in particular Lisa Rosa
Learning (by an individual) • is an autonomous individual psychological process activity • is following its own rules • depends on the activities by the others • depends on the cultural-historical circumstances • depends on the actually given context • depends on a lot of contingencies • but it is not (and cannot be) determinated
Motivation • Motivating another person does not work. • Motives are built by the person himself / herself. • Motives are object-oriented. • Motives are usually often unconcious. • Motives easily change. • Motives are diversified and personal.
Personal Sense • Sustainable Learning processes need a constant feeling of personal sense. • Personal sense is grounded in the relationship between the individual and the object. • Personal sense cannot be given or donated extranously. • Personal sense can only be found / built by the individual. • Finding personal sense can be triggered by the question: • "What has this object got to do with me?"
Personal Sense and Societal Meaning • Any object has societal meaning(s) – built by cultural- historical processes of the human activity. • Personal sense is not identical with these meanings. • Personal sense is not the concretization of these meanings. • Personal Sense is built in the actual living processes of an individual. • Personal Sense concretizes itself within the specific bunch of several sociatal meanings which are important to the individual.
And now? • We cannot motivate the students. • We also cannot give the sense to the students. • So what CAN we do?
What we can do – we have to do • give the object • give the cause (or the provocation) to encounter the object • give the time and the space • give the information and the instruments that are needed for building motives and personal sense by every single student of his / her own
Learning is a social activity • communicating • collaborating The challenge is to shape learning environments, in which the single motives and personal sense can be built within a communicative and collaborative context. The mainly functioning form: (Learning) Project
Triple Loop Learning in Learning Projects Learning of the Learning of the Learning • the object (stuff, content) itself = L • the How to learn the object (method) = LL • the Why to learn the object (sense) = LLL
Structuring learning processes in Learning Projects Give procedures instruments large amount of information and communication possibilities Don‘t give stuff, content goals, outcome, results