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Maslow's Four Stages of Learning
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Maslow's Four Stages of Learning
Development of Language
Conscious Incompetence
1-2 years old
" I know that I don't know something."
You become aware or conscious that you are not competent.
Unconcsious Competence
Example: childen being slow to talk and not being able to form certain words.
4 years +
Unconscious Incompetmence
Conscious Competence
0-1 years old
3 years old
Competence is having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully.
"I know something so well I don't have to think about it."
Your skills become second nature to you.
"I know something, but I have to think about it as I do it."
You are aware or conscious that you know something, but applying it has not yet become a habit.
"I don't know that I don't know something."
You are unaware of your own incompetence.
Example: A child having to think about what to say or do next or it comes out as jibberish.
Example:Children don't even think about how to talk, they just do it.
Incompetence is the inability to do something successfully.
Example: Babies don't know they can't talk.