FYI - About Learning, Inc.

About Learning, Inc. has introduced the 4MAT OnlineFundamental Training Course, a course that introduces teachers to the 4MATcurriculum. This type of instruction emphasizes an “open-ended learning model,”which encompasses strategies that appeal to the many ways in which students approach learning. This method requiresteachers to broaden their teaching style, as opposed to relying solely on the traditional lecture approach.According to the 4MAT cycle, students must go through four major steps whenlearning, such as considering what the possibilities are, why something isimportant, how the student can use the information, and what the concept is.4MAT can work outside of the classroom aswell, in corporations and organizations throughout the world. For moreinformation, visit www.aboutlearning.com.

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