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Learning styles

Write this in your journal Explain the classroom environment where you are most successful My favorite class is… Describe your closet/ bedroom When given written directions, I typically…

Discuss your answers I am going to ask you if your group has things in common

Learning styles are broken into how we… 1. Take information in 2. Organize it

The letters… C- concrete A- abstract S- sequential R- random

No style is preferable or better than another

Research your style- 5 minutes Research on your own on the ipad- write it on your card Google your style or Gregorc

Discuss your research What did you find? How would you best describe your style? What are your strengths What are your weeknesses?

Concrete sequential Ordered Methodical Practical Structured Neat and orderly Punctual Hands on experience Real products and results

Abstract Sequential Highly verbal Precise language Analytical Non-authoritative Validate based on experts Prefer a mentally stimulating environment Rational

Concrete random Inventive Lively Independent Impulsive Futuristic Competitive Does not like to follow directions can’t show how they reached a conclusion Creative

Abstract Random Emotional Active Physical Use body language Sensitive Pays attention to human behavior Prefers freedom from rules Appears unorganized Many emotional attachments

What is my style 1.I love to read and analyze things and have a tough time with decisions 2.I need structure and order 3.I like specific directions but do things my own way 4.I am very emotional and learn best when I am active

Activities to help each learning style succeed Who would benefit? Lecture Lists Long reading Group discussion Group work

Concrete Random Make information into a game Brainstorm Approach as a problem to solve Structured choices Rewrite notes in own way

Abstract Sequential Read notes Lectures Debate

Concrete sequential Rewrite notes Make a list Drill and practice worksheets Outline

Abstract Random Make learning personal Talk with people about what you are learning Groupwork Interview instead of reading Make songs

Style poster Move to your groups and break up so there are no more than 3 people in your group Prepare a poster using only symbols to describe your style Style name should be on the back along with the members of your groups

Demonstrate what you know Complete worksheet and make sure you hand it in before you leave