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Learning methods
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Learning methods
Visual (Spatial)
- Pictures, images and spatial understanding
- Visual media to aid understanding
- Use pictures instead of words
- Colour to highlight major and minor links
- Colour, layout, spatial organisation for associations
- Visual words for assertions
- Use mind maps often
- Visual media to aid understanding
- Pictures, images and spatial understanding
Aural (Auditory - musical)
- Sound, rhyme and music
- Use sound recordings to provide a background
- Helps to get into visualisation
- Create mnemonics or acostic
- Make the most of rhythm or rhyme
- Set them to a jingle or song
- Play a song or music to anchor emotions and state
- Use sound recordings to provide a background
- Sound, rhyme and music
Verbal (Linguistic)
- Words (speech and writing)
- Word-based techniques
- Assertions
- Scripting
- Record scripts for reviews
- Read content aloud with drama and variation
- Word-based techniques
- Words (speech and writing)
Solitary (Intrapersonal)
- Work alone or self-study
- Align goals and objectives with personal beliefs and values
- Create a personal interest in your topics
- Your thoughts have a large influence on your performance and often safety
- Modeling is a powerful technique for these peopl
- Align goals and objectives with personal beliefs and values
- Work alone or self-study
Social (Interpersonal)
- Learn in groups or with other people
- Role-playing is an important technique
- Work on some of your associations and visualisations with other people
- Share key assertions with others
- Work in groups to practice behaviour or procedures to deal with variations
- Learn in groups or with other people
Logical (Mathematical)
- Logic, reasoning and systems
- Aim to understand the reasons behind content and skills
- Extract key points from materials
- Make a list out of it
- System thinking helps to understand bigger picture
- Logic, reasoning and systems
Physical (Kinesthetic)
- Body, hands and sense of touch
- Focus on sensations you would expect in each scenario
- Describe physical feelings of your actions
- Use physical objects as much as possible
- Writing and drawing diagrams are physical activities
- Body, hands and sense of touch
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- Mind Map on Learning methods, created by Gewei Liu on 01/03/2017.
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