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(FULL) Psychology of Learning and Motivation

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For registration assistance: 608-890-3260

Summary

Have you ever been in the midst of a study session and wondered where you went so wrong? You studied for hours and it doesn't seem to matter. Maybe you have been paired with another person and you can't seem to change their mind. This course uncovers how individuals learn according to their unique ways of approaching the input, processing and interpretation of information. There are many facets to how individuals learn, whether it be from the neurological lens of the brain, to motivation, memory, cognition and much more. Gain practical skills that will bolster your capacity to engage in intellectual discussions, inquiry and resourcefulness. Tap into various ways people process information, as well as where their strengths may lie. Understand motivation, goal-setting and perception through multi-disciplinary approaches to learning. Learning is meta. How do you best learn and make connections? How do you get others to make those same connections? What if they don't? Research, discuss and implement learning strategies to help yourself and others, well...learn!

Student profile

All ALP students should bring a personal laptop or tablet for use in class and during study sessions.

Important dates

Application deadlines

Application opens: Nov. 28, 2023
Deadline: Apply by May 1, 2024

Tuition deadlines

The first half of tuition is due by May 15, 2024. The second half of tuition is due by June 1, 2024.

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Program Questions?

Contact Jamison Wendlandt at jamison.wendlandt@wisc.edu or 608-890-3260

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