Kolb's Learning Cycle

Kolb's Learning Cycle describes how people learn from experience through four interconnected stages: first, they have a concrete experience, then they reflect on that experience. Next, they develop ideas or theories based on their reflections (abstract conceptualization), and finally, they actively test these ideas in new situations (active experimentation). This cycle repeats, allowing continuous learning and adaptation. It emphasizes that effective learning involves engaging with real experiences, reflecting on them, thinking critically, and applying new insights, helping individuals improve their understanding and skills over time.