1 Index of Learning Styles l Go to: –http://www.engr.ncsu.edu/learningstyles/ilsweb.html l Complete inventory and submit l Print 2 copies –One for You.

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1 Index of Learning Styles l Go to: – l Complete inventory and submit l Print 2 copies –One for You –One for Instructor

2 Learning Style Distribution –How many are Active? –How many are Sensors? –How many are Visual? –How many are Sequential? l How many are Reflective l How many are Intuitive? l How many are Verbal? l How many are Global? Let’s see what these categories mean How are the learning styles in this class distributed?

3 Active and Reflective Learners l Active learners tend to retain and understand information best by doing something active with it. "Let’s try it and see how it works." l Reflective learners prefer to think about it quietly first. "Hold on…let's think about this for a minute."

4 Sensing and Intuitive Learners l Sensors tend to like learning facts. Patient with details, usually good at memorizing l Intuitives tend to prefer discovering possibilities and relationships. Better at grasping new concepts, comfortable with abstractions.

5 Visual and Verbal Learners l Visual learners remember best when seeing pictures, flow charts, diagrams, demonstrations. "Draw it out for us." l Verbal learners get more out of words. –Written –Spoken "Describe it to the rest of the group."

6 Sequential & Global Learners l Sequential learners tend to gain understanding in linear steps. "Tree, tree, tree…many trees together…ahhh forest." l Global learners tend to learn in large steps…suddenly they "get it"! "? ? ? ? Forest!!"

7 Learning Styles and Strategies Remember…learning styles measure preference NOT competence Better understanding of how you learn can help regardless of an instructor's style Understanding your preference and that of others may help in teamwork and engineering practice