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Wednesday, August 2, 2006

Learning Styles

Here are results from a couple of quizes I took to determine our learning styles:


 


ME:




You are a Visual Learner. You like to see things for yourself, read the directions, and study the diagrams. You learn well through reading, and seeing pictures, models, and visual demonstrations. You notice minute details and are fascinated by the intricacies of the world around you.


SAMANTHA:



You are a Visual Learner. You like to see things for yourself, read the directions, and study the diagrams. You learn well through reading, and seeing pictures, models, and visual demonstrations. You notice minute details and are fascinated by the intricacies of the world around you.


RILEY:



You are a Kinesthetic Learner. You like to move. You feel blindfolded when you have to sit still at a table for hours. Anyone who calls you hyperactive, just doesnt understand that moving your large muscle groups helps your brain to process information. (Some people may have thought that you have a learning disability, but you probably just need extra time and space to move around and digest the facts.) You can learn best immediately after running laps around the backyard, doing chin-ups, or jumping rope, etc. because then your brain is fully activated and ready to receive information.

1 comment:

  1. You are a Tactile Learner. You want to get your hands into any project. You like math manipulatives, art supplies (paint, clay, etc.), and other touchy-feely learning aids. You learn best by building models or dioramas yourself. If you can touch something and hold it, you're more likely to remember it.

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