Brain-Based Learning/Maslow. Brain-Based Learning (Applied to Maslow s Hierarchy of Needs )

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Name: Brain-Based Learning (Applied to Maslow s Hierarchy of Needs ) Point of This Assignment: 1) To apply Brain-Based Learning theory to Maslow s Hierarchy of Needs Theory. 2) To identify any needs you have that may be interfering with your ability to focus on school. 3) To help you prioritize your needs according to Maslow s Hierarchy of Needs Theory, then to Brain-Based Learning. STEP 1: Identify Your Needs List below any issues, problems, needs, wants, or distractions that you are currently experiencing that can potentially distract you from pursuing your educational goals. These things should be things that are interfering with your ability to stay focused on this journey. These things can include lack of motivation, money problems, job, poor selfesteem, relationships, childcare issues, lack academic skills, transportation problems, and wanting to have fun, etc. (You don t need to fill in every blank; just fill in as many as are appropriate.) 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) If necessary, list others on an additional sheet of paper 2014 Kathleen E. High 1 Rev. Date: 9/11/14

STEP 2: Understand Maslow s Hierarchy of Needs Theory Turn to the following page that shows a triangle, and is titled, Maslow s Hierarchy of Needs Theory. Review and understand that theory. STEP 3: Apply Maslow s Hierarchy of Needs Theory to Your Needs Now, go back to your list of issues, problems or distractions, and decide which of the types of needs does this distraction fall under (1, 2, 3, 4 or 5). If you are unsure where something may go, then ask yourself what that thing means to you. (Car = can mean #2- Safety and Security; #3-Popularity with friends; or #4-Ego feel good about self). If an item represents more than one type of need, then list all that apply, but take note of which need is primary. STEP 4: Prioritize According to Maslow s Hierarchy of Needs Theory Once you have done that, then you will relist those issues, problems, and distractions on the list below based on the number you gave them. Start with your #1 s (basic physiological) needs first, and then your #2 (security) needs second, etc. Note you could have any combination of all five levels of needs. 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 2014 Kathleen E. High 2 Rev. Date: 9/11/14

The application of Maslow s Hierarchy of Needs Theory has three applications: 1) To help you register what often drives your values, actions, and decision-making processes. 2) As a student it can help you recognize what can potentially interfere with you achieving your goals. 3) To help you to prioritize your many life issues when they become overwhelming. On another note, if you are not sure how to address the needs you listed above, please do not hesitate to ask for help. Now that you have prioritized your issues, problems and distractions according to Maslow s Hierarchy of Needs Theory, you should be able to better focus where you should be spending your energy in addressing your needs consider starting by addressing those issues that are lowest on Maslow s triangle (#1s first, #2s second, etc.) If you ever find yourself feeling overwhelmed by multiple, simultaneous issues, using this approach can be helpful. STEP 5: Apply Brain-Based Learning to Maslow s Hierarchy of Needs Theory : Go back to your prioritized list of needs on Page 2, and now apply Brain-Based Learning theory to that list. For each item you listed, ask yourself if this item primarily (or any combination) affects your: Reptilian (physiological) Brain s ability to process information Limbic (emotional) Brain s ability to process information Neo-cortex (thinking) Brain s ability to process information An item may affect more than one area of the brain, but be sure to indicate which area is most affected. Write Reptilian, Limbic and/or Neo-cortex next to each item as appropriate. Test your understanding: What is the main point of this assignment? Why were you expected to do this exercise? What type of person would need to do this exercise? 2014 Kathleen E. High 3 Rev. Date: 9/11/14

How well do you fit the profile of the person for whom this assignment was created? Reflection: (Write down your response after completing this assignment.) 2014 Kathleen E. High 4 Rev. Date: 9/11/14

Maslow s Hierarchy-of-Needs Theory: (Needs must be met in order from bottom to top) 5 Self- Actualization Needs: Achieving meaning and purpose 4 Ego Needs: Selfesteem, self-confidence, and respect of others 3 Social Needs: Acceptance by others, belonging to groups, friendship and love 2 Safety Needs: Protection against danger, loss of life, property, and freedom 1 Physiological Needs: Self preservation Air, water, food, clothing, shelter, rest, and health

Brain-Based Learning Applied to Maslow s Hierarchy-of-Needs Theory Reptilian (physiological) Limbic (Emotional) Neo-cortex (Thinking) Self- Actualization Needs: Achieving meaning and purpose Ego Needs: Self-esteem, self-confidence, and respect of others Social Needs: Acceptance by others, belonging to groups, friendship and love Safety Needs: Protection against danger, loss of life, property, and freedom Physiological Needs: Self preservation Air, water, food, clothing, shelter, rest, and health Source: Motivation and Personality, 3/e, by Abraham H. Maslow (Robert D. Frager and James Fadiman, eds.) 1997 2014 Kathleen E. High 1 Rev. Date: 3/9/14