''Learning by Experience''

                   Some article try to explain, how would the learners develop their learning skills? What would be the potent factors that would somehow greatly affect the process of learning? What are the significance to the learners? There are many ways on how learners would get into developing one's mind.

                  Theories with supported articles try to elaborate and discuss, what is the process of learning? what are the aspects that relay the best way of learning? Some of the studies reflects based on the other ideas that would somehow useful for them to come up with their own analysis. Inatist theory figure out that most of the child learn through innate from what they see, hear, feel, touch and even smell this are just basic principles of learning by the use of our five senses. Behaviorist theory also try to reflect the ideas from the previous theory, that child are ought to learn by doing, behavioral aspects of a learner. It is common for us learners that we follow what we see maybe because of the behavior examples the children ages 3-5. They already know how to talk. Cognitive theory, this  theory best explain that the cognition of the mind, it is within the learners to learn. It embraces the cognition of the brain that is practice by doing. The Environment also has the potent factor on the process of learning. It is good to have a conducive place so that there will be no destruction and intervention in the process of learning.

                To conclude, the ideas that we get from the above d mention theories, the way to learn is through experience, that enables for the learners to relate himself. They would appreciate things by doing it in their own. It is somehow relevant to the learners to reflects themselves in the process of learning.