Posts Tagged ‘Learning Style’
Learning Styles
If you look around at the people around you, whether you are in a classroom, workroom, or living room, you can notice that each and every person has a different way of learning. Learning styles help classify the different ways that people learn into seven distinct styles. Even though everyone has a mix of the styles some people may discover that they have a primary style of learning, and use less of any other type. Some other people may find that they use different types of styles under different circumstances. Just know that there is not a “right” mix, and the types of learning styles you use are constantly changing as you age and experience new things.
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Teaching Adult Learners
Teachers, educators, and seminar facilitators that deal with adult learners usually face a number of challenges. First, adult learners may have years of working experience. Most of them fall into the 30- to 40-year age bracket. They also come from all walks of life. Lastly, they are usually keen learners, since they decided to participate on a learning seminar or program because they wanted to. For that reason, they tend to set high standards for their teachers or seminar facilitators. That is why they usually demand an expert to guide them in their learning endeavors. But these challenges can easily be managed by comprehensive and updated academic content, proper teaching techniques, and a prepared facilitator.
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Different Learning Styles
Our educational system often emphasizes the verbal and logical styles of learning as contained in the three R’s (reading, ‘riting and ‘rithmetic). This makes it difficult for individuals with different learning styles to be recognized for their academic achievements, thus possibly leading to disinterested and disillusioned students. Fortunately, you can adapt your teaching style to their learning styles so as to optimize the educational process.
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Learning Styles Inventory
Why is it that some people require total silence to focus and absorb all that they study, while others need heavy metal music blaring in the background if they want the lessons to stick? Why do some students rush to get the front seat in class, earnestly reciting and participating in class, while others prefer to sit at the back and mysteriously get good grades even if they seem to be invisible in class? The answer is simple: everyone learns things differently.
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