Brinkerhoff Model

The Brinkerhoff Model, developed by David W. Brinkerhoff, is a framework for understanding how people learn and retain knowledge. It emphasizes the importance of establishing a clear purpose for learning, engaging in meaningful experiences, and reflecting on what has been learned. The model suggests that effective learning is shaped by managing the context, the learner's emotions, and the support they receive. By focusing on these elements, individuals can enhance their ability to understand and remember information, ultimately leading to more successful learning outcomes.