Learning Styles Flashcards

(40 cards)

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intraversion

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  • likes quiet space
  • dislikes interruptions
  • likes learning that deals with thoughts and ideas
  • offers opinions only when asked
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extraversion

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  • likes group work
  • dislikes slow paced learning
  • likes action and to experience things
  • offers opinions without being asked
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sensing

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  • practical
  • realistic
  • observant
  • learns from orderly sequence of details
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intuition

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  • always likes something new
  • imaginative
  • sees possibilities
  • prefers the whole concept vs details
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thinking

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  • low need for harmony
  • finds ideas more interesting than people
  • analytical
  • fair
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feeling

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  • values harmony
  • more interested in people than things or ideas
  • sympathetic
  • accepting
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judging

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  • organized
  • methodical
  • work-oriented
  • control the environment
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perceiving

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  • open ended
  • flexible
  • play oriented
  • adapts to the environment
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INTJ

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The Scientist

  • rational and logical thinker
  • value intelligence, knowledge and competence
  • have high standards and expect similar aspects in others
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INFJ

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The Protector

  • deal with things according to how you feel about them
  • gentle, caring and complex
  • protective of their inner self
  • difficult to understand
  • act on instinct
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ESTJ

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The Guardian

  • needs facts and concrete ideas
  • needs things to run smoothly in a systematic way
  • take charge people
  • very demanding, rigid
  • good at planning
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ESFJ

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The Caregiver

  • love people, warm and interested in others
  • like to gather specific info about people
  • bring out the best in people
  • really strong desire to be liked
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ISTJ

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The Duty Fulfiller

  • quiet, reserved, need peaceful environment
  • very organized and successful usually at approaching task
  • take things very seriously
  • have an offbeat sense of humor
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ENFP

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The Inspirer

  • deals with things according to how they fit into their value system
  • warm and enthusiastic, very passionate
  • can talk their way out of anything
  • strive to make the most out of life
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ISFP

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The Artist

  • keenly in tune with the way things look
  • difficult to get to know
  • strong affinity for beauty
  • value people who take time to understand them
  • in need of clarification
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ENTJ

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The Executive

  • natural born leaders
  • drive for leadership
  • absorb large amount of info
  • problem solver
  • not in tune with others
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ENFJ

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The Giver

  • people focused individuals
  • supportive, great people skills
  • motives are usually unselfish but have the ability to be manipulative
  • tendency to be very hard on themselves
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ISFJ

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The Nurturer

  • warm and kindhearted, believes the best in people
  • considerate and has a great memory
  • respects laws, traditions and security
  • not interested often in doing things in a new way, existing system is in place because it works
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Kolb 2 dimensions

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perception

processing

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Kolb perception

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  • concrete experience (CE)

- abstract conceptualization (AC)

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Kolb processing

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  • reflective observation (RO)

- active experimentation (AE)

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concrete experience

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CE
feeling
learning from specific experiences and relating to people, sensitive to other’s feelings

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abstract conceptualization

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AC
thinking
logical analysis of ideas and acting on intellectual understanding of a situation

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reflective observation

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RO
watching
observing before making a judgement by viewing the environment from different perspectives, looks for the meaning of things

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active experimentation
AE doing ability to get things done by influencing people and events thry action, includes risk-taking
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diverger
- CE & RO - excels in imagination and feelings, concerned about values - able to develop alternate views of a situation - very people oriented and sensitive to the views of others - has difficulty with abstractions and appears indecisive to others
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converger
- AC & AE - problem solving, decision making and practical applications of abstract principles - most comfortable with problems that have a single answer - technical vs social or interpersonal - identfies the problem prematurely and will solve the wrong problem
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accommodator
- AE & CE - organized toward doing things, carrying out plans and tasks - eager to get involved with new situations - will go by trial and error - rely on other people for info, ideas and explanations rather than their own analytic ability
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assimilator
- RO & AC - inductive reasoning, formulating theory and concept building - concerned with the developments of their own ideas and concepts, little interest in action - feel pressure to explain, not to solve problems or to act
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taxonomy - cognitive
``` low to high: knowledge/remembering comprehension/understanding application/applying synthesis/evaluation evaluation/creation ```
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taxonomy - affective
``` low to high: receiving (awareness, willingness, controlled attention) responding valuing organizing internalizing ```
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taxonomy - psychomotor
``` low to high: perception set guided response mechanism complex overt response adaptation organization ```
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Dunn & Dunn 5 basic stimuli
``` environmental emotional sociological physiological psychological ```
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Dunn & Dunn environmental
where we learn best - sound - lights - temperature - design
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Dunn & Dunn emotions
what motivates us to learn and influences our feelings about learning - motivation - persistence - responsibility - structure
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Dunn & Dunn sociological
with who we concentrate best - learning alone or in groups - presence of an authority figure - variety
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Dunn & Dunn physiological
when and how we physically engage most in learning - perceptual elements - intake - time - mobility
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Dunn & Dunn psychological
how we process and respond to info and ideas - global vs analytical - hemispheric (right brain or left brain)
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right brain learning
learn best with background music, casual seating and tactile instruction
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left brain learning
learn best with bright lights, quiet setting, visual and auditory aids