Print version: Miller, Melissa Lynn Mind, Motivation, and Meaningful Learning: Chicago, IL : Association of College & Research Libraries,c2021 ISBN 9780838937709
Intro -- Dedications -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- CH1. What’s the Problem -- CH2. Understanding Learning -- CH3. Understanding Motivation -- CH4. Learning and Motivational Strategies -- CH5. Evaluation and Meaningful Learning through Reflection -- References -- Appendix A. Unit Lesson Plans and Materials -- Appendix B. Cognitive Task Analysis -- Appendix C. Evaluation Instruments Pre-course Evaluation -- Appendix D. Evaluation Instruments Post-course Evaluation -- About the Author.
Mind, Motivation, and Meaningful Learning: Strategies for Teaching Adult Learners provides a blueprint that academic librarians can apply to their instructional design that facilitates a change in students’ motivation and learning strategies. It provides the tools necessary to teach learners to identify, evaluate, and apply appropriate cognitive, learning, and motivation strategies based on course content and a deeper understanding of the metacognitive component of meaningful learning. Five chapters explore the theories behind adult learning, culminating in a seven-unit curriculum scalable to a variety of learning domains complete with lesson plans, activities, assessments of the learning goals, and student reflections..