The Adult Learner Adults learn differently than children. Imagine that you are developing a leadership training program for managers within your organization. Highlight three key differences between...

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The Adult Learner
Differences between adult and child learners
1. Adult learners already have some sort of experience, as a result, when a learning session will be provided to adult learner, they will try to connect that learning with their own experience (Kellenberg, Schmidt & Werner, 2017). In case they able to connect it properly their learning experience become more effective. If an adult, unable to connect the real-life events with the provided learning, then the learning experience will be different. While child learners are completely new to a learning process. Child leaders do not try to connect anything with their experience as a result, the understanding received by child learners is completely based on their own learning capability.
2. Adult learners have certain preferences related to learning style, subject, and others. while child leaders do not have any preference on the learning style and subject matter. As adult learners have preferences; therefore, they mostly face barriers if the subject or the learning approach is not according...