The term "Learning" refers to the process of acquiring new knowledge, skills, or behaviors as a result of experience.
When there is a permanent change in behavior due to these experiences, it is considered learning.
Learning can occur through various methods such as observation, instruction, practice, or personal discovery, leading to a lasting modification in behavior or understanding.
Edward Thorndike introduced the Laws of Learning, particularly the Law of Effect, which states that behaviors followed by satisfying outcomes are more likely to be repeated.
His work laid the foundation for behaviorist theories in psychology and education, focusing on how animals and humans learn through trial and error.
The government body responsible for curriculum development and educational standards in Pakistan is the "Pakistan Educational Research Council (PERC)."
The PERC is tasked with developing and revising curricula, conducting educational research, and setting standards for educational quality in the country.
