1. Learning Styles – What Do With? Presentation Development Using Google Drive to do a Google Slide Presentation is most highly recommended! Google Docs is an option if you choose. Follow the directions provided. Your end product may be counted as a Formal grade or informal – I have not decided. Many will likely end up on the bulletin board outside the room. Some inside the room. Some will be presented. Ensure this product has a consistent and professional appearance. You are expected to provide some information “in your own words.” Make sure this is in your own words and double check it with a classmate to be sure it is well written. There are 9 steps, so that is 11 points per step when each is well done. NOTE: You will have 6 slides: 1 cover page slide (done at the end). Step 8 1 slide with the print screen/paste of you learning style results. Steps 1 & 2 3 slides of your top 3 learning styles, the copy and paste info and the summaries. Steps 3-7 1 “last page” summary slide. Step 9

2. Learning Styles – What Do With? Presentation Development STEP 1. Edutopia Multiple Intelligences Self-Assessment Go to: http://www.edutopia.org/multiple-intelligences-assessment Take the 24 question assessment. This asks 24 questions and will take less than five minutes to complete. Try not to think too hard -- just go with your first thought when describing your daily activities and interests. By the end, you may have some new insights into the way you think. http://www.edutopia.org/multiple-intelligences-assessment

3. Learning Styles – What Do With? Presentation Development STEP 2. Do a “print screen” of your results and paste in your Google Slide. Print Screen – This takes a picture of whatever is on your screen. On your keyboard, hold down control key (lower left on keyboard) then press print screen key (top right on keyboard). Go to Google Drive, Google Slide, point at slide, right click mouse, left click Paste option. Cright click mouse, select Crop option and “crop” off everything but the results chart! Result should look like chart above!

4. Learning Styles – What Do With? Presentation Development STEP 3. Identify your top 3 learning styles. Add 3 new slides. List top 3 learning styles, one per new slide page. Logical/Mathematical Visual-Spatial Bodily-Kenisthetic

5. Learning Styles – What Do With? Presentation Development FOR STEP 4. Go to: http://www.edutopia.org/your-multiple-intelligences For your three top learning styles on these three new slides, Copy and Paste the description of the learning style and Sample Activities as found on this link page. Each of the three slides now lists the 1) learning style as well as the pasted 2) description and 3) sample activities.

6. Learning Styles – What Do With? Presentation Development STEP 5. On these 3 slides, underline any types of jobs, activities, or skills mentioned in the description and sample activities of each of the three learning styles. If there are no jobs, that is OK. Step 6. Add a section to each of these three pages - after the “sample activities.” Label it “Things I do that demonstrate this learning style:” Step 7. In this new section - “Things I do that demonstrate this learning style:” - write a paragraph of several lines giving examples of your interests or activities that demonstrate why this was one of your top learning styles. ……………………….See example on next slide.

7. EXAMPLE - - - -- My Top Three Learning Styles - #3 Bodily-Kinesthetic Bodily-Kinesthetic Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence is about thinking in movements and includes the ability to use movements for either self-expression or precision to achieve a goal. It is crucial for surgeons, athletes, mimes, choreographers, and directors. This type of intelligence helps you retain information when it is associated with an activity, such as dance, acting, and sports. Relating what you are trying to learn to one of these activities will help you retain information and gain understanding. Sample activities: Perform a skit to show the action of the idea you are trying to learn. Make a game out of the materials. Apply what you are learning to hands-on models or in-practice examples. Stay active when you are in a situation in which you need to concentrate. You can squeeze a stress ball when talking with someone or walk around while reading a book. Things I do that demonstrate this learning style: I have bought several houses that needed a great deal of work. I love the physical activity of doing that work. I have replaced cabinets and sinks and repaired and painted many houses. I love yardwork, including cutting down trees, moving bushes, planting grass. I love to run and go crazy if I do not get physical exercise. I will mow the grass just to get out of the house and get exercise.

8. Learning Styles – What Do With? Presentation Development STEP 8. 1 st SLIDE Add a new slide at the beginning. This is your cover page. Give it an appropriate: 1) Title 2) Put your name and date 3) Provide a brief explanation – in your own words – of what Learning Styles are and how they can be used. 4) You may add a pictures or other graphics if you like. Step 9. Last SLIDE Add a slide at the end. On this last page summarize – in your own words – the information from this Presentation. Include: 1) Your three top learning styles 2) What you learned about each 3) How you can use this to benefit you in school or career. NOTE: You will have 6 slides: 1 cover page slide (done at the end). Step 8 1 slide with the print screen/paste of you learning style results. Steps 1 & 2 3 slides of your top 3 learning styles, the copy and paste info and the summaries. Steps 3-7 1 “last page” summary slide. Step 9