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Title: LEARNING STYLES


1
LEARNING STYLES
  • Tim Ferguson
  • Educational Skills Specialist
  • Lake Michigan College

2
Four Keys To Success in College
  • Assess your academic strengths and weaknesses.
  • Discover and use your learning style.
  • Develop critical thinking and study skills.
  • Adapt to your instructors teaching styles.

3
Learning Style
  • Definition-- your characteristic and preferred
    way of learning.

4
Four Components of Learning Style
  • Your five senses
  • Your bodys reactions
  • Your preferred learning environment
  • Your level of motivation

5
Four Learning Styles
  • AUDITORY--learn by listening
  • VISUAL--learning by reading or watching
  • KINESTHET-IC/ TACTILE--learn by doing, touching,
    or manipulating
  • MIXED--learn using all the senses

6
Learning Styles Inventories on the Internet
  • http//www.clat.psu.edu/gems/Other/LSI/LSI.htm
  • http//w3.tvi.cc.nm.us/gbw/learnstyle.html
  • http//mcs.une.edu.au/anne/vark.cgi

7
Paper and Pencil Inventories
  • Vark
  • Kolb

8
Your Bodys Reactions
  • Physiological Needs
  • Peak Time

9
Preferred Learning Environment
  • The way a class is structured is the learning
    environment.
  • Learning Environments
  • Teacher Centered
  • Learner Centered

10
Locus of Control
  • Who controls your life?
  • Internal Locus of Control
  • External Locus of Control

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Internal Locus of Control
  • Can see connection between effort and outcome
  • self-motivated
  • positive
  • adapts to change
  • doesnt believe in luck
  • in charge

12
External Locus of Control
  • doesnt see the connection between effort and
    outcome
  • believes grades are based on instructor bias or
    luck
  • negative
  • fear change
  • blame others
  • victims

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Developing an Internal Locus of Control
  • Become a positive thinker.
  • Accept responsibility for motivating yourself.
  • Accept the fact that success results from effort.
  • Start listening to yourself talk.

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Locus of Control Internet Resources
  • http//www.units.muohio.edu/psybersite/control/edu
    cation.shtml
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