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" Human motivation is based on people seeking fulfilment and change through personal growth."

laura87young — 2013-11-20 11:55:08 UTC

Abraham maslow

Carl Rogers believed that students learnt most effectively when they have our "unconditional positive regard"

laura87young — 2013-11-20 11:57:03 UTC

This builds a relationship of trust between teacher and learner, allowing for motivational learning to take place. Trust and respect from the teacher allows for the learner to feel safe and valued, raising there self-esteem.

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laura87young — 2013-11-20 12:10:48 UTC

Abraham Maslow accepted learners have a variety of needs which would need to be satisfied at differing times. These needs can be seen in the hierarchy below. The basic needs take precedence at the base of the pyramid whilst the higher needs were at the top. He believed that these needs cant be reached without fulfilling the learners basic needs first.

Humanists are the opposite of a behaviourist.

laura87young — 2013-11-20 12:47:47 UTC

It is essential for Humanists to give dignity and self-worth to every individual, and to realise the potential in each individual to achieve.

Humanists believe that the relationship between teacher and learner is key to successful learning

laura87young — 2013-11-20 12:52:26 UTC

Here is a link where Carl Rogers speaks about Personal Centred Therapy and how this can impact on a person to change fort he better.

laura87young — 2013-11-22 13:14:03 UTC