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How To Teach With Style - Defining Students' Learning Styles
By Mary M Hobbs | Submitted On October 30, 2011

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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 …show more content…

adult, youth and the adult questionnaire is available (printable version only) in a selection of different languages. Learners can complete these online or you can download the printable version. Learners who have a lower reading skill level will need assistance, as the language is geared to an independent reader. I have been able to implement this questionnaire with non-readers and attain appropriate outcomes for that learner. Both tutorial and peer assistance were used to gather the information. Depending on the learner's background, you may need to explain some situations and terms that are mentioned in the questions / …show more content…

It will only take 5 - 10 minutes to complete online. The responses are listed on a continuum and range from NONE to ALL THE TIME. The results are presented in a graphical format that also includes percentages. There is a significant difference between this and other quizzes because they break the learning styles into the following groupings - Linguistic, Logical-Mathematical, Visual-Spatial, Intrapersonal, Interpersonal, Musical, Bodily-Kinesthetic and Naturalistic.One great aspect of this quiz is the Tips For The Way You Learn section that you can access once the quiz is completed. I found this a refreshing way to look at my learning style and ways to utilise my

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