SM 1. Four Learning Domains

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    Study MethodsFour Learning Domains:

    Questions to ask yourselfafter a days study

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    Four Learning Domains

    Four areas in which to improve your learning:

    KNOWLEDGE of FACTS

    (Information - KNOWING)

    UNDERSTANDING of IDEAS(Insight - UNDERSTANDING)

    ABILITY to DO

    (Performance - DOING) ATTITUDE to LIFE

    (Character - BEING)

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    Knowing

    At the end of a days study ask yourself:

    What topics am I more informed

    about today than I was yesterday?

    What are the six most significantfacts that I have learnt today?

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    Understanding

    At the end of a days study ask yourself:

    What new insights have I gained

    today? Which is the mostsignificant?

    What wrong / unclear understandingshave been corrected / clarified?

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    Ability

    At the end of a days study ask yourself:

    Is there anything that I can do now

    as a result of todays learning that Icould not do before?

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    Attitude

    At the end of a days study ask yourself:

    Has my attitude to something in my

    life, or about something else, beenaltered today?

    Have I learnt anything that might

    change my behaviour?

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    Journaling

    If you decide to

    keep your answers in a note-book,

    you will in effect be writinga journal of

    your own

    mental and spiritual development.

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    Studying a Book

    This approach to

    studying in general

    can also be applied tostudying a specific book

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    Study as Nourishment

    A good book

    (as opposed to a textbook,

    a guidebook,or a book read for entertainment)

    will nourish the mind and soul

    in all four areas.(The supreme example is the Bible.)

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    Studying for Growth

    Read, mark, learn,and inwardly digest

    Questions to ask yourself

    when studying a book

    that you really want to digest.

    Note:Only a few books deserve

    this kind of attention!

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    Studying a Book

    Study a few pages only

    each day or period of study.

    Either

    mark your book

    (if it is yours!)with colour coding for the four answers

    you find in the section.

    Orkeep your findings in a small notebook.

    Note:

    Not everyquestion will produce answers

    everytime.

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    Knowing

    What is the writers main point in thissection?

    What interesting information (relevantto life) have I learnt from reading this?

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    Understanding

    What have I come to understand thatwas not clear to me before?

    What is notclear in what I have read?(Where could I get help to clarify this?)

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    Doing ( or performing)

    What can I possibly do now, afterreflecting on this passage, that I couldnot do previously?

    What can I now do better?

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    Being (or becoming)

    What has challenged me to change myattitude or behaviour?

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    Suggested Book for Reflective Study:

    The Divine Conspiracy

    byDallas Willard

    1998

    (Jesus Sermon on The Mount)

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    The End