What is Mediated Learning?

One of the goals of this journal/blog is to talk about our journey of using the methods and techniques of Mediated Learning created by Reuven Feuerstein.

Over the next few weeks I will be describing what Mediated Learning is and how we incorporate it into our homeschool. I hope you are encouraged and that we can laugh at my mistakes (rather than cry over them). I am just learning. I am no expert.

Just a devoted Mom who wants to make the most of our family's learning journey. I pray that all of it brings glory and honour to Jesus Christ.

What is Mediated Learning?

Mediated Learning is a special interaction that takes place between parent/child causing a change in the ability to learn and effective thinking skills are developed in the child.

The focus is on addressing a child's weaknesses and strength, working especially to mediate through weaknesses to a place of success.

Mediational can be used by anyone but are most effective when a parent is the prime mediator.

Simply put, Mediated Learning is teaching your child to think . To think and to examine their thinking skills so that they can change, adapt and learn in any situation.

Click here to learn about The Core of Mediated Learning and click here to learn about the Criteria for Mediated Learning.