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  Theoretical Understanding
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A good practitioner is able to apply a theoretical understanding of what underpins learning to their practice. Flexible learning in vocational education and training is built on an understanding of:

  • adult learning principles.
  • the Australian VET context.
  • a range of learning philosophies and approaches including learner-centred approaches and work-based learning models.
  • current flexible learning philosophies, principles and procedures, including online learning and more conventional approaches.
  • a range of teacher roles and student roles that complement flexible learning.
  • a range of different learning strategies.
  • different learning styles.
  • a range of strategies to engage and motivate learners in a flexible learning context.
  • a range of assessment strategies.
  • the range of learning technologies available and their potential to enhance student learning.
  • the role and impact of technology on the workforce and society.
  • social and ethical considerations associated with responsible use of learning technologies.
  • appropriate learning technologies for different courses and student needs.
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This project is an initiative within the Australian Flexible Learning
Framework for the National Vocational Education and Training System 2000-2004.
Development by the Canberra Institute of Technology's Flexible Learning Solutions Group