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L4: Learning Styles Flashcards

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Refers to the way students begin to concentrate on, process, internalize, and remember new and difficult academic information

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Learning style

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Which among the V, A, K styles do these qualities refer to?

  • Good at spelling
  • Studying requires a quiet environment
  • Needs time to understand lesson
  • Understands charts
  • Forgets names
  • Good with sign language
  • Likes colors and fashion
  • Dreams in color
  • Recalls best if written
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Visual

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Which among the V, A, K styles do these qualities refer to?

  • Reads out loud to self
  • Speaks out in class
  • Likes oral reports
  • Good at explaining
  • Recalls names easily
  • Reads slowly
  • Follows verbal directions
  • Can’t keep quiet for lengthy periods
  • Good in study groups
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Auditory

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Which among the VAK styles do these qualities refer to?

  • Good at sports
  • Not great at spelling
  • “Bad” handwriting
  • Likes laboratory activities
  • Studies while playing music
  • Likes adventures
  • Likes role playing
  • Restless during lectures
  • Can’t sit still for long
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Kinesthetic

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These learners learn best by seeing

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Visual learners

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These learning suggestions are applicable for which style among the VAK model?

➢ Outline lectures, books
➢ Print lectures
➢ Copy information
➢ Take notes, make their own reviewers
➢ Encircle or underline important words
➢ Use highlighters, circle words, underline

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Visual

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These types of learners in the VAK model prefers the following:

➢ Presenters who gestures and picturesque language
➢ Pictures, posters, slides
➢ Information with diagrams
➢ Graphic organizers and graphs
➢ Different colors, symbols, shorthand, white space

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Visual

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The following roles of the teachers are applicable to which VAK style?

➢ Write instructions
➢ Use images to describe things
➢ Draw timelines for events in history
➢ Write assignments on the board
➢ Use printed materials like handouts,
modules, books, power point presentation

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Visual

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These learners learn best by hearing

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Auditory

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These learning suggestions are applicable for which style among the VAK model?

➢ Use word association to recall important information
➢ Record lectures (but ask for the lecturer’s permission)
➢ Watch videos
➢ Repeat facts with eyes closed
➢ Take part in group discussions

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Auditory

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The following roles of the teachers are applicable to which VAK style?

➢ Incorporate small-group discussion
➢ Organize debates
➢ Encourage oral interpretation

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Auditory

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These learners learn best by touching/doing

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Kinesthetic

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These learning suggestions are applicable for which style among the VAK model?

➢ Take part in role playing
➢ Join excursions, visit exhibition halls
➢ Join study groups
➢ Use memory games and flash cards

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Kinesthetic

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The following roles of the teachers are applicable to which VAK style?

➢ Provide hands-on activities
➢ Assign projects
➢ Give brief breaks every now and then to allow
movement
➢ Use visual aids and models
➢ Use role play or field trips

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Kinesthetic

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What is the main difference between the VAK and VARK model?

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The VARK model separates the visual learners in to whether they are: picture-learners or text-learners

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Which among the VARK subtypes is this describing?

Looking at pictures

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Visual

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Which among the VARK subtypes is this describing?

Listening to someone explain on Youtube

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Auditory

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Which among the VARK subtypes is this describing?

Interpreting the instruction manual

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Reading & writing

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Which among the VARK subtypes is this describing?

Navigating on their own

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Kinesthetic

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Who among the VARK learners prefer to sit in the front of the class?

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Auditory (aka mga pabibo)

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Who are the learners who usually go out of the classroom during classes?

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Kinesthetic (mga nagcucutting)

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Is this referring to Analytical or Global learners?

  • Learns sequentially (step by step)
  • From small details to bigger concepts
  • Prefers silent and well lit environments with tables and chairs (formal setup)
  • Strongly need to complete the task they are working on (one task at a time)
  • Needs visual reinforcement
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Analytical

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Is this referring to Analytical or Global learners?

  • Learns the concepts first, then concentrates on the details
  • Can work even with distractions
  • Takes frequent breaks
  • Works on several tasks simultaneously (multitaskers)
  • Lessons must be interesting to them
  • Learns best with groups
  • Responds well to pictures
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Global

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T or F: Analytical learners are usually auditory/kinesthetic learners

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False (analytic is to visual; global is to auditory and kinesthetic)

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This theory focuses on how the learners process information cognitively; exists in 2 levels: 1. the 4-stage cycle 2. 4 separate learning styles
Kolb's Theory of Experiential Learning
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This refers to the acquisition of abstract concepts that can be applied flexibly in different situations
Learning
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This is the process whereby knowledge is created through the transformation of experience
Learning (acc. to Kolb)
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What is step 1 in Kolb's Theory of Experiential Learning?
Concrete Experience (feeling)
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What is step 2 in Kolb's Theory of Experiential Learning?
Reflective observation (watching)
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What is step 3 in Kolb's Theory of Experiential Learning?
Abstract conceptualization (thinking)
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What is step 4 in Kolb's Theory of Experiential Learning?
Active experimentation (doing)
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What cycle stage of Kolb's theory does this venipuncture example belong to? - you were there to watch the blood get extracted from you - OR you watched when the teacher demonstrated - you felt or experienced it yourself - you used your senses
Concrete experience (CE) or feeling
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What cycle stage of Kolb's theory does this venipuncture example belong to? - you watched the extraction or demonstration by the professor consciously
Reflective observation (RO) or watching
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What cycle stage of Kolb's theory does this venipuncture example belong to? - you develop ideas on how to proceed
Abstract conceptualization (AC) or thinking
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What cycle stage of Kolb's theory does this venipuncture example belong to? - you actively experiment with actions - you participate to do what the teacher demonstrated - you try it out
Active experimentation (AE) or doing
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This is seen when a person progresses through Kolb's 4-stage cycle
Effective learning
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Which continuum are the following statements referring to: - How one approaches a task - How you process the information (watching or doing?) - Can you learn by just watching or do you have to try or do it yourself? - aka the east-west axis
Processing continuum
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Which continuum are the following statements referring to: - Emotional response - How one thinks or feels about it - You need concrete experience (used your senses and witnessed it yourself) - By just thinking, you’ve already grasped information - aka the north-south axis
Perception continuum
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Which among Kolb's 4 learning styles are these referring to: - is practical - a thinker and doer - combination of AC and AE - integrates theory and practice
Converger
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Which among Kolb's 4 learning styles are these interests referring to: - decision making & problem solving - highly skilled in the practical application of ideas - dealing with technical work than interpersonal relationships (separates work from personal life)
Converger
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Which among Kolb's 4 learning styles are these referring to: - a creative learner - is imaginative - a feeler and watcher - combination of CE and RO - looks at the "big picture" and organizes smaller details into a meaningful, whole concept - is emotional and creative and enjoys brainstorming with fresh ideas - is highly aware of the people involved rather than the task
Diverger
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Which among Kolb's 4 learning styles are these referring to: - is social and a leader - is a feeler and doer (relies on intuition) - combination of CE and AE - actively accomplish things using trial and error methods to solve problems - impatient with other people - acts on intuition rather than logic - a risk taker - relies on others for information than carry out their own analysis
Accomodator
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Which among Kolb's 4 learning styles are these referring to: - is intellectual, organized, logical, and precise - a watcher and thinker - combination of RO and AC - more fascinated in abstract ideas than in people - not concerned with the practical applications of theories - enjoys planning and research - sets logical goals - is analytical - excels in inductive reasoning, forming theoretical models & integrating ideas - prefers readings, lectures, and exploring analytical models - needs time to think things through
Assimilator
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T or F: Accomodators have difficulty in making decisions
False (assimilators)
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What reasoning is behind "general to specific"?
Deductive
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What reasoning is behind "specific to general"?
Inductive
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What style refers to the mind as having mediation abilities of perception and ordering?
Gregorc cognitive styles
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This ability in Gregorc's model refers to how one grasps incoming stimuli; goes from abstract to concrete
Perception
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This ability in Gregorc's model refers to how one arranges and systematizes incoming stimuli; goes from sequential to random
Ordering
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This Gregorc learning style: - Likes highly structured, quiet learning environments - Dislikes being interrupted - Focuses on details - Likes concrete learning materials - Learns with hands-on experiences
Concrete sequential (CS)
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This Gregorc learning style: - Is a holistic thinker - Dislikes interruptions - Has good verbal skills - Is logical & rational
Abstract sequential (AS)
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This Gregorc learning style: - Is intuitive (random, feeling, and creative) - Uses trial & error methods - Likes solving problems independently - Gets the gist of ideas quickly
Concrete random (CR)
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This Gregorc learning style: - Is a holistic thinker - Likes busy unstructured learning environments (e.g artists) - Likes to listen to others - Focuses on personal relationships
Abstract Random (AR)
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Field Independent individuals are also referred to as ______ Clues: - Good at Math - Analyzes the details of a situation - Remembers details well - Values tasks - Less affected by criticism
Analytical
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Field Dependent individuals are also referred to as ______ Clues: - Struggles with Math - Analyzes the whole picture - Does not remember details - Values people - More affected by criticism
Global
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T or F: Higher scores in the embedded figures test means that the individual recognizes the whole picture first
True
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T or F: Higher scores in the embedded figures test means shorter time in detecting the figures
False (directly proportional)
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T or F: Lower scores in the embedded figures test means that the individual recognizes the small details first
True
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Do field independent people get higher or lower scores in the embedded figures test?
Lower
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Field independent or Field dependent? - Seeing the parts more than the whole - Focusing more on the details rather than the big picture - Tendency to separate details from the surrounding context
Field independence
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Do field dependent people get higher or lower scores in the embedded figures test?
Higher
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Field independent or Field dependent? - Seeing the whole more than the parts - Seeing the bigger picture first - Inability to distinguish detail from other information around
Field dependent
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The performance on the embedded figures test has a time gap between who are field independent and field dependent, how long is that gap?
1 minute
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T or F: Highly field dependent people can spot the figure in the embedded figures test in less than a minute
False (more on field independent people)

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