1. What is your learning style?
Find out how you learn best

2. What activity would you rather do?

3. Where would you rather be?

4. Do you enjoy any of these activities?

5. Can you name 3 more things you do for fun?
What is your favorite activity?
Why do you like it?
Do you spend very much time doing it?
Can you name 3 more things you do for fun?

6. Multiple Intelligences We use all of them, but identify with just one
Multiple Intelligences We use all of them, but identify with just one. Which type is yours?

7. List 5 reasons why you think this is your learning style:

8. Is someone smart because he or she…
Has a high IQ?
Gets good grades?
Learns quickly?
Good at math?
Is articulate?
Has a master’s or doctorate degree?
Writes novels?
Has good ideas?
Is an engineer, doctor, lawyer, or professor?
Has “all the answers”?
Is a good leader?
Is business-savvy?

9. Did you know…?
Einstein (invented atomic bomb) couldn’t speak until he was 4 years old and couldn’t read until he was 7?
Beethoven’s (great composer) music teacher said he was a “hopeless” composer?
Thomas Edison’s (invented the telephone) teacher said he couldn’t learn anything?
Leo Tolstoy (wrote “War and Peace”) flunked out of college?

10. What’s your definition of “intelligent”?

11. How did you learn growing up?
50% of people learn by “doing”
40% of people learn by “seeing”
10% of people learn by “listening”
Yet, students listen 80% of time.
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