Reflection On Learning Skills

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As the teacher for this assignment, I was to teach my student a new psychomotor skill. The skill we agreed upon was how to fold a pocket square seven different ways. Along the learning process, the student’s behaviors, level of motor skill, and modifications made to fit the student’s learning style were recorded. In this report, the above topics are further discussed. In the beginning of the first lesson, the objective for which the student was to meet by the end of the last session was stated. This objective is the following:
By the end of the fourth lesson, the student will be able to complete at least four different pocket square folds, in under five minutes, without any type of cueing.
The student acknowledged this goal with enthusiasm and agreed it was fair. This enthusiasm was characteristic of the student throughout the early stages of their learning process. In addition, this student was eager to learn and at times appeared to be naïve when thinking folding pocket squares would be easy. These behavioral characteristics demonstrate this student began as an unconscious incompetent. …show more content…

The student had a fair amount of difficulty early on and displayed a decrease in confidence in himself. However, by asking questions and practicing, this student’s motor skills for this task started to improve. This student made the transition from unconscious incompetent to conscious competent. This transition was made over the course of the lessons and was observed by his increase attention to the quality of the pocket square folds and by being more receptive to assistance. This progression in behavioral growth was made along with an improvement in his level of motor skill

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