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• TITLE: Similarities and Differences between Adult and Child Learners as Participants in the Natural Learning Process

  AUTHORS: Darlene McDonough

  KEYWORDS: Similarities in Adult and Child Learning; Adult Learning; Child Learning

  JOURNAL NAME: Psychology, Vol.4 No.3A, March 29, 2013

  ABSTRACT: This paper compares Brian Cambourne’s Conditions of Learning (1988), APA’s Learner-Centered Psychological Principles (1997), and Malcolm Knowles’ Adult Learning Theory (2011). These theories embrace the natural learning process and not the traditional view of learning. The traditional view suggests that the teacher has the knowledge, the learner is dependent on the teacher to disseminate the knowledge and the learner has nothing to contribute. In the natural learning process, knowledge is distributed in a circular and reciprocal way through a collaborative sharing of experiences, centered on real life situations, and learners are responsible for their own learning. In the 21st century knowledge is constantly changing and expanding exponentially. The natural learning process facilitates the life-long learning that is needed to remain a valuable contributor in society where learning has become a collaborative experience.