Learning By Teaching - Teaching-learning Process

Teaching-learning Process

The process of teaching is the act by which the teacher shows educational content(knowledge, habits, skills) to a student within a context.

The process of learning is the complementary process of teaching. Learning is a process by which we gain or improve skills, abilities, knowledge, behaviors, and results from education, experience, study, and so on. Learning is the act by which a student attempts to capture, understand and develop the content posted by Professor, but this does not apply only to student-teacher relationship, this applies to any person who is in the process of learning anything, either empirical or scientific.

According to Vygotsky learning theory is divided into two levels first through interaction with others, and then integrating that knowledge into mental structure of the individual. Piaget observed that learning could be through adaptation to the interaction with the environment. The imbalance occurs by assimilation of new experience, which adds to previous knowledge of the student to complement knowledge already learned.

Ausubel thinks conducive to learning developed knowledge, you need a statement formally established.

Ausubel takes into account two elements: • Student learning, ranging from the repetitive or rote to meaningful learning. • The strategy of education, ranging from the receptive to the teaching that is based on the discovery by the learner himself.

Learning is meaningful when knowledge is incorporated into structures of knowledge already possessed by the individual. To produce this meaningful learning should be given the following conditions:

• The logical significance: refers to the logical sequence of processes and consistency in the internal structure of the material.
• Cognitive Psychology (previous knowledge) : The student must have ideas that will act as a link between pre-existing cognitive structure of learners and new ideas.
• Affective: positive disposition, subjective learning provision.