Modes of Learning
A learning plan can be used for many modes of learning. One taxonomy is as follows:
- Culture - learning about one's own or other people's cultures
- Financial - learning how to manage money and how money works in the economy
- Physical - physical fitness can be a form of learning and a learning plan can be used to improve and track a person's fitness
- Political (Citizen) - learning more about one's polity and the rights and duties of citizenship
- Relationship - things that one wants to learn about people in key relationships, and how to be more effective in relationships
- Spiritual - deepening one's understanding of the spiritual dimension of life; a prayer or meditation journal can be part of a learning plan.
- Work - professional learning
A learning plan will often have parts that are strictly private, others that are only shared with one's initimates, others that are for various groups, and it may have some parts that are public.
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