Experiential Learning Theories- Kolb, Honey and Mumford

Experiential theory proposes that learning occurs through experience.

• Yes

• No

Kolb's Learning theory involves what?

• A four stage learning cycle

• A three stage learning cycle

• No stages. Just an experience.

The stages of Kolb's Learning Cycle are as follows:

• Look, think, listen and learn

• Concrete experience, Reflective observation, Abstract conceptualisation and Active experimentation

• Try, Think, Analyse and Try again

Kolb believed that finding your learning style was based on two variables or 'choices' we make, measured on a continuum. These two variables are what?

• Progress and Potential

• Perception and Potential

• Processing and Perception

Kolb came up with the following learning style descriptions:

• Diverging

• Converging

• Assimilating

• Assisting

• Accommodating

The hands-on learner who prefers a practical approach to learning is a what?

• Assimilator

• Divergent

• Accommodator

• Converger

Honey and Mumford based their Learning Styles theory closely on the works of Kolb.

• Yes

• No

Honey and Mumford created their variation on Kolb's theory mainly to help themselves understand learning styles for the corporate professional world.

• Yes

• No

Honey and Mumford's LSQ is what?

• A Learning Strategy Quiz

• A Long Slow Quiz

• A Learning Styles Quiz

Kolb's theory and Honey and Mumford's theory both consider what?

• The Processing and Perception continuum variables.

• People's age as a consideration.

• The time of day you take the quiz.