Evaluate The Effectiveness Of Learning Styles

After answering questions from Learning Style Inventory I found out that I am a visual learner. Which means I like to organize work to avoid distractions. Makes sense to me I hate to work where all paperwork is all over the place, I actually have to organize it so I won’t be distracted. I like as well to use flash card, visual strategies to improve memory. I also like to do list, to make sure I did everything I was supposed to do today. I also learned that as teacher we have to learn what type of learner our students are so we can use appropriate strategies that will help them in their learning

A learning style is a particular way in which the mind receives and processes information. There are four types of Learning Styles: Visual (Sight), Auditory (Talk), Tactile (Hands-on),, and . I am an auditory learner which means I'm a talker. My weak learning style is

The way that an individual learns can shape their entire life. I personally struggle when it comes to learning topics within math and sciences. After reading about the different learning styles I understand better as to why that is. It is common sense that everyone is different, so it makes sense that we all learn differently. There are eight learning styles that were outlined and discussed in the textbook. While reading and researching about them I was able to easily put each of the learning styles into three categories: (1) I have those characteristics, (2) I have some of those characteristics, and (3) I am definitely not that. I will discuss more in-depth the styles I feel I do possess which is, interpersonal, verbal, and intrapersonal.

The learning styles quiz was very helpful and will probably prove to be helpful for the rest of my college career. Understanding how you learn and the best way for you to retain the information you are given is key to being learning the material and being a successful student. Especially as a freshman in college everything is taken to such a higher level and there are much higher expectations than in high school. This quiz allowed me to realize in which ways I will be the most successful when it comes to learning and retaining information, especially as an engineering student.

Before I went to the ILC for the learning styles assessment, I had an idea of what my learning style was, but did not know what it really meant. I knew I was more of a visual or verbal learner, but I did not know how to use that in my everyday life.

In this paper I will be discussing the different types of learning styles and which ones I can benefit from the most. The Learning Style is made up of thirty-nine statements completing the sentence, “I learn and remember best by…”, are given value by the respondent based upon a Likert Scale from 5 (most preferred) to 1 (least preferred) and with 3 being “not sure”. Once the statements are completed the scores are then put into six different categories and then broken down into subcategories. Those categories are Interpersonal Communication, Field-Dependent/Independent, Modalities, The Action Model, Teacher/Student Task Relationships and Leadership/Management Skills for Teachers.

The auditory learning style is based on learning and acquiring knowledge by hearing things. Auditory learners are those who tend to learn

We all have different methods of processing and retaining information (the latter seems to become harder with every passing year) and they generally fall into three categories - auditory, visual and kinesthetic. Most learners have a dominant learning style. I believe the core

I enjoyed reading your analysis of the learning styles article. Comparable to your viewpoint, there are learning styles and information regarding the different concepts that I agree with. What I find interesting is despite the lack of evidence supporting the ideal that learning styles improve learning continues to be widely researched. Personally, I have had the opportunity to complete a learning style inventory from the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) website (http://www.educationplanner.org/) which determined that I am a visual learner. Visual learners attain understanding by reading and seeing pictures. Visual aids that improve understanding include maps, graphs, diagrams, and charts. As a visual learner, information

By understanding what kind of learner you and/or your students are, you can now gain a better perspective on how to implement these learning styles into your lesson plans and study techniques.

Auditory learners seem to retain information through hearing what is being presented. They typically learn best by hearing and speaking and have trouble following written directions, writing, and being quiet for long periods of

Do you know your learning style? Finding out might help you succeed in college. A learning style is a preferred way of taking in new information. The four major learning styles is visual, auditory, reading/writing, and hands-on. Most people use all of these methods, however, one method might work better than others. For example, Lupe discovered in college that she has a dominant visual learning style. New facts or concepts are clearest to her if they are presented in diagrams, in charts, photographs, or videos. Lupe realized that she can deepen her understanding by drawing pictures to depict the information she hears and reads. Nathan on the other hand has a dominant auditory style he needs to hear spoken explanations. He also needs to talk

Picture this, you’re at work and trying to explain to your subordinate how to flight follow an aircraft, but they just can’t grasp what you’re saying. You go over the checklist and explain in detail, why every step matters. The look on their face, confused! You’ve probably reached the point of frustration, but you may be overlooking an important fact, not everyone learns the same way you do. In order to be a better instructor or supervisor, you must understand, there are different learning styles. Multiple learning styles can be discussed, but, visual, auditory, and tactile/kinesthetic are probably the most common.

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Do you ever wonder why you sometimes do better in some classes and not others? Well, I have the answer to that. "Learning Styles.."! Yes, as individuals we process information differently. Some people may be well balanced out when having to intake new information, but others may need more details or pictures to comprehend the concept that they are trying to learn. The different "learning styles" arrange into four categorizes; Active vs. Reflective learners, Sensing vs. Intuitive learners, Visional vs. Verbal learners and Sequential vs. Global learners. I will be going into detail about each "learning style" using my personal assessment.