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Foundations of the Learning Process

Defining Individual and Collective Learning

Observation and Vicarious Learning

Learning by Doing: Trial, Error, and Repetition

🎮 Crossword: Learning Terminology

Outcomes and Adaptation

Modifying Mental Representations

Self-Regulation and Behavioral Adaptation

Knowledge Assessment

Quiz: Foundations of Learning

Quiz: Vicarious Learning

Quiz: Experiential Learning

Quiz: Impact and Representations

Quiz: Adaptation and Regulation

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Unlock the engine of growth that powers people and organizations. The Learning Process: From Individual Growth to Organizational Transformation is a practical, research-informed course that shows how learning moves from personal insight to collective capability. You’ll explore how individuals acquire and refine practices, knowledge, skills, and attitudes—and how these outcomes scale into organizational routines and culture. Go beyond memorization to understand learning as a dynamic cycle of acquisition, experimentation, reflection, and adaptation. Through clear explanations, real-world examples, and interactive assessments, you’ll examine vicarious learning (observing others), experiential learning (trial, error, and repetition), and the experience effect that accelerates performance. You’ll also learn how mental models shift through new experiences, how self-regulation enables behavior change, and how teams and organizations embed insights into processes that reshape outcomes. By the end, you’ll be able to diagnose learning needs, design practice for skill growth, build feedback loops, and translate individual progress into organizational transformation. Ideal for managers, educators, L&D professionals, and anyone seeking a rigorous, actionable approach to continuous improvement.

The Learning Process: From Individual Growth to Organizational Transformation

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            <p>Learning serves as the fundamental engine for both personal development and institutional evolution, transcending simple memorization to become a dynamic process of acquisition and elaboration. This course explores the intricate journey from individual cognitive growth to the broader scope of organizational transformation, distinguishing between how a single person acquires knowledge and how a collective entity integrates new capabilities. By examining the four primary outcomes of learning—practices, knowledge, skills, and attitudes—participants will understand how the construction of new capabilities forms the bedrock of progress in any professional or personal environment.</p>

<p>The curriculum delves into the diverse mechanisms through which learning occurs, ranging from vicarious observation and imitation to the rigorous practicalities of trial, error, and repetition. As learners progress through these modules, they will discover how the "experience effect" refines skills and how mistakes serve as essential components of the learning curve. Beyond mere skill acquisition, the course highlights how learning fundamentally modifies mental representations and enables self-regulation. Ultimately, this process empowers individuals and organizations to adapt their behaviors to shifting realities, ensuring long-term resilience and the effective management of complex situations.</p>
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