Task B The Learning Process Jeopardy Template

Definitions	Items effecting perceptions	More Definitions
100 What is Learning A change in behavior due to an experience	100 What is Physical Organisms Using your senses	100 What is Forgetting Disuse Not using something so you forget it Sight picture in a Cherokee Interference Something replaces something you already learned Repression Putting something so deep in memory it cannot be retrieved Retrieval Failure Tip of the tongue
200 What is Perceptions Give meanings to sensations felt through the five senses	200 What are the goals and values what you set for goals and values dictate your perceptions Tailor the information for the goals you have	200 What is the retention of learning Praise Pleasurable feeling that makes you want to repeat that feeling Favorable Attitude People learn and remember what they are attracted to All senses Seeing to believe it Going into MX hanger to learn how something works Recall with Association Associate with something we already know Car mechanics understand an airplane because they are familiar with parts Meaningful repetitions Repeating certain things give them a more accurate representation
300 What is Insights Grouping perceptions into meaningful wholes	300 What is the element of threat Hinder your ability to learn Makes you focus on different things	300 What are the Six Laws of Learning Readiness The student is ready for a lesson Excited and met their physiological needs Ready to learn and come prepared Willing to take in information Exercise The more it is practiced the more it becomes knowledge Learning the flows of a checklist becomes second nature Learning the proper golf swing Effect Connections can be strengthened when associated with a positive Weakened when associated with a negative Primacy What you learn first you know the best If learned incorrectly that is all we know Intensity Things have more meaning because we can see or experience first hand Bankruptcy in the airlines Flying into minimums single-engine airplane Recency More likely to remember what we last learned
400 What is the theories of learning Behaviorism= Action Cognitive Theory Constructivism	400 What is time and opportunity Takes time to perceive the idea or task at hand	400 What are the types of practice A: Repeating certain maneuvers EX: chair flying B: Repeating one single thing Flying Chandelles only C: Getting ready for a checkride and do maneuvers in random order
500 What is skills acquisition Cognitive: Understanding the steps to perform a task Memorization of hitting a draw Affective: Positive feedback Feel good about hitting a golf ball with a draw Psychomotor: Automatically do something Your swing is adjusted to hit a draw	500 What is self-concept Not able to take in information because of the way you view yourself Someone telling you did something right but not thinking it yourself Lacking confidence	500 What is Scenario Based Training The ACS and Checkrides Using all levels of domain Best to test knowledge How to have good scenarios Clear objective Tailored to the student

Task B: the learning process

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