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How an individual understand information and use them to solve complex problems are mainly influenced by his or her learning style. Basically, when you can learn about how you learn, you can study and absorb information much more effectively. In 1987, Neil Fleming who has dedicated his life to explore teaching and learning, developed a popular model called VARK (Visual, Aural, Read/write and Kinesthetic) to show that there are many ways an individual can learn effectively. “VARK is a questionnaire that provides users with a profile of their learning preferences. These preferences are about the ways that they want to take-in and give-out information. ( Fleming, 2011) When we can learn about who we really are by knowing our preferences, we can reflect internally of what we can do to make a positive change for a better learning result. This paper will explore and analyze the scores received from VARK questionnaire which help identify learning styles for Tanida Maselli. It will also further investigate and compare the preferred learning styles and identified learning styles which influence teaching and learning.…
Even though most people do not understand learning and intelligence well enough, it is proven that people have different learning style and personality type based on multiple pathways to learning and personality spectrum.…
When meeting a group of new students it is important to find out each student’s particular learning style, this is so I can meet the learning needs of each student individually. Learning styles are individual’s natural pattern of acquiring and processing information in learning situations. There are many models of learning styles David Kolbs, Peter Honey and Alan Mumford, Anthony Gregorc and Neil Flemings VAK are some of the most popular. Honey and Mumford suggests that “learners are a mixture of four styles Activist (likes to keep busy, new challenges) Pragmatist (likes practical situations), Theorist (needs time to take in information) and Reflector (thinks deeply about what they are learning)” (2006) These are assumed to be acquired preferences that are adaptable, either at will or through changed circumstances.…
In this section, my Learning Style Profiler will be presented. The Learning Style Profiler provides a measure of self-development learning based on a neuropsychological model in which learning is divided into instinctive and conscious learning (Jackson, C. J., 2011).The purpose of the Learning styles profiler is to get more understanding about my learning style and lead to self-development learning.…
Learning styles are techniques to help enhance quality of learning. They are useful in problem solving and communication. They help process the information in different ways. There are multiple styles of learning that vary in numerous ways. Evaluating and exploring your own style will provide useful information to help enhance your quality of learning. Because we tend to use different learning styles in different situations, most of us have a mix of learning styles. One of the most popular guides to learning styles is a model developed in 1987 by Neil Fleming, a teacher from New Zealand. This guide is called VARK. The word VARK is an acronym. V, represents visual learning, like using pictures and graphs or charts. A, auditory learning, which consists of lectures, music, discussions. R, and K, for kinesthetic learning, which includes hands-on activities. This paper will address the diversity of learning styles, and how identifying and interpreting your own style may boost the quality of learning you receive.…
* Did your personality spectrum profile surprise you? Why or why not? I was and was not surprised on what the results of my personality spectrum were, I have always been aware that I’m an organizer. What surprise me is that organizer is my strongest personality; I would have thought that adventurer would have been my strongest. But after reading the description of the organizer is, it all makes sense and I see why it is my strongest personality. Although adventurer is my second strongest personality, I get a relief to know that adventurer was not too away from being my strongest personality.…
Being able to communicate with each other in this global diverse world, we all need to understand our preferred learning styles to contribute to our learning abilities and society. We all have unique learning styles established from childhood through adulthood. Our learning style is essential to performing better in the classrooms while enhancing our study habits. The preferred methods of our learning style allow us to gather, and use knowledge gained in a specific manner. Several methods are used in determining one’s learning style. “A learning style is descriptive process, or of preferences. Any inventory that encourages a learner to think about the way that he or she learns is a useful step towards understanding, and hence improves learning.” (Fleming,…
Firstly they identified the reflector, this style is when an individual preferred to learn from activities in which they watch, think and have time to think things over after what they have been taught. Secondly they identified the thorniest learning style, this style of learning is when an individual prefers to think things over and take step by step making a plan and analysing what they have to do. The third style of learning is the pragmatist style, this style is when someone preferred to be hands on and experiment with what they have and to see if it works, this style doesn’t involve any thinking, it is just a hands on and get on with it task. The fourth and finally learning style is the activist style, this style involves individuals who prefer to challenge new experiences, role play and they tend to like anything new that involves problem solving and small group discussions.…
This is true, because I love movies like The Notebook, Walk the Line, and Atonement. Carolyn Kalil’s True Colors Personality Quiz has taught me that I am more adventurous and restless than serious and punctual. The Learning Styles Inventory and Learning Styles Descriptions by Solomon and Felder has taught me that I am a reflective, sensing, visual, learner. As a reflective learner, I prefer to learn by myself at first to make sure that I understand the material. It is also extremely hard for me to get through a lecture where all I do is take notes. I am not able to sit and memorize the material, I have to read the information over and over again. I also like being able to get up and do things during class. I am also a sensing learner, which means that I like learning the clear cut facts and solving problems with the best given method. In high school, I was best at history, because it was memorizing facts. There were no theories that would hinder my learning process. I also liked calculus, because I was able to solve the problems with the best given methods and I could do them step by step. The best way for me to learn is to relate the material to the real…
According to the “Gregorc's Style Delineator” there are four types learning styles. Abstract Sequential, Concrete Sequential, Abstract Random, and Concrete Random. After reviewing my results it turns out that I am a concrete random learner. The main reason I completely agree with the Gregoric style delineator is because I am always willing to try new approaches to solve problems. I am definitely a self-directed individual. Every since I was a little girl I believe in doing my own thing and having my own mind. When it comes to being competitive I love sports and played soccer since I was eight. I am a deep thinker who enjoys brainstorming on ideas and thinking outside the box. I like being creative. I can image something and completely transform the idea to fit the classroom topic of discussion. I am definitely a hands on kind of learner I learn best when I can use other resources. My isms project is perfect for my personality because it…
References: The Center for New Discoveries in Learning. (2012). Learning styles inventory. Retrieved from http://www.howtolearn.com/learning-styles-quiz…
Learning is a challenging and dynamic concept to develop by the human brain. It allows us to challenge ourselves and our capacity to accomplish our goals. There is a variety of styles that can be used to retain and learn information. The Vark Test was created to help an individual in their learning styles and adopt new ways that can help improve as well. The scores received after taking the Vark Test were as follow Visual, Aural and Read/Write 5 and kinesthetic 4 known as a multimodal.…
1. Describe your strongest dimension on the personality spectrum? My strongest dimension on the personality spectrum was my intelligence which I feel that I am well balanced at some areas. I feel that my personality is good I am a very quiet person and my feelings to what others have to say is very important and I try to let others know my thoughts on what they have to say. I try to take in as much as I can on what others are saying but I am able to use aspects of this predisposition in conjunction with my other strengths. They all help me be an effective distance learning student. This habit also helps me to make a subject more interesting for me, if it is not already so. This summarization and verbalization would also allow me to retain the information since I have to understand it completely to convey it to someone else.…
This exercise has taught me a lot on my way of thinking, concentrating, and contact with people. I never knew that these learning styles determine how I perceive my everyday functions. Until now I always thought of myself being a Visual learner, I have to see it in order to understand it. I am a see it, to believe it type of woman. After taking the self-test and reviewing the chart, my way of thinking is much broader. I do all three of the learning styles. I had to sit back and say; am I weird? Am I just able to learn, all different Ways.…
Learning styles determine how effective a student will be receptive to instructions from the teacher or content from educative material. Ideally, scientists have proposed three main types of learning styles common among students: auditory, visual, and tactile. Consequently, a student can either possess only one style of learning or have a combination of any of the three learning styles. For instance, many psychological and human behavior experts presume that students who prefer charts, graphs, and diagrams over textual material are visual learners. This paper is going to present findings on the kinds of learning styles I predominantly possess. These learning styles are determined by scientifically approved tests, which serve as inventories where students can obtain information about learning behaviors. Furthermore, the paper will act as a critique of the findings about my learning styles as…