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Student Learning Styles

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"To each their own." That’s what a student learning style is like. Just like every person is different, so is the way he looks at, processes, and retains information. For educators, recognizing and adjusting lesson plans and teaching techniques to fit a student’s learning style can help that student get the most out of his or her education and make learning a fun, fulfilling process.

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Cognitive Learning Style

ge-gam-022 Not many people realize the difference between academic learning and cognitive learning, when in fact they are very different. Academic learning is primarily concerned with how much material you go through, while cognitive learning stresses the depth of understanding. Simply put, cognitive learning is concerned with how well you learn, rather than how much you learn. By extension, though, the deeper your understanding, the faster you can learn things, so in the end volume of learning is the result.

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Talkers, Watchers, and Doers: Unlocking Your Child's Unique Learning StyleTalkers, Watchers, and Doers: Unlocking Your Child's Unique Learning StyleDoes your child prefer verbal instructions over a written list? Would she rather draw a picture than try a science experiment? If you know how childre... Read More >
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