Learning Style
learning style as “the composite of characteristic cognitive, affective, and physiological factors that serve as relatively stable indicators of how a learner perceives, interacts with, and responds to the learning environment.” .
Active Learners
Active or kinesthetic learners retain and/or understand information by doing something active, such as discussing, explaining, or experiencing. These learners prefer group work to sitting through lectures.
Reflective Learners
Reflective learners prefer to think quietly about information. They tend to be loners and do not like group work.
Sensing Learners
Sensors like learning facts and performing well-defined tasks. They are good at memorizing facts and are practical and do not like courses of study that are not relevant.
Intuitive Learners
One who is an intuitive learner is content to discover possibilities and relationships and likes innovation. They are quite comfortable with abstractions and mathematical formulations.
Visual Learners
A person who is a visual learner remembers best when he/she can see a picture, diagram, flowchart, film, or demonstration.
Verbal Learners
Verbal learners obtain their information through spoken or written explanations.
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