In order to further understand the Learning Cycle and take in various perspectives on it I have researched, compiled, and viewed a variety of web sites relating to this topic, some of which I have cited here. The web sites fluctuate greatly in reliability, in my opinion, and many credit no one directly for their content, but I felt as I begin to formulate a plan of attack for my own research I need to be aware of what diversity of viewpoints is available in this area.
Bibliographic Note:
Mark Waters, et al., Modular Trainers' Course, "The Experiential Learning Cycle", http://www.trainer.org.uk/members/theory/process/learning_cycle.htm, no date.
The Maryland Virtual High School of Science and Mathematics, "Learning Cycle Instructional Model", http://mvhs1.mbhs.edu/mvhsproj/learningcycle/lc.html, no date.
No author, "The Kolb Learning Cycle", http://faculty.css.edu/dswenson/web/PAGEMILL/Kolb.htm, no date.
Anthony W. Lorsbach, "The Learning Cycle as a Tool for Planning Science Instruction", http://www.coe.ilstu.edu/scienceed/lorsbach/257lrcy.htm , Illinois State University. I came across this succinct and informative web site while searching for articles, it encapsulates the Learning Cycle quite well, in my opinion.
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