Learning Styles
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The Felder-Silverman Learning Style Model
Sensing versus Intuitive
(Perceptual preference)
Sensing learners:
- favor information that comes through the senses.
- are practical. They like facts and observations.
- like to solve problems, like details, don't like unexpected twists.
- are careful but may be slow.
- phrases you might hear: "This has nothing to do with the real world." "You never covered that in class!"
Intuitive learners:
- favor information that comes through intuition-that arises from memory, reflection, and imagination.
- are imaginative. They like concepts and interpretations.
- don't mind complexity, are bored with details, are quick but may be careless.
Active versus Reflective
(Processing preference)
Active learners:
- prefer trying things out or bouncing ideas off of others.
- work well in groups
- Phrases: "Let's try it out and see what happens."
Reflective learners:
- are introspective.
- work better alone.
- phrases: "Let's think it through first."
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