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How do learner’s learn?

How do learner’s learn?. Learning styles quiz?. Complete the learning styles quiz sheet Put a tick in the box which best matches you. Learning styles answers. Mark your answers by putting the appropriate letter V, A or K Mostly V – visual learners Mostly A – auditory learner

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How do learner’s learn?

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  1. How do learner’s learn?

  2. Learning styles quiz? • Complete the learning styles quiz sheet • Put a tick in the box which best matches you

  3. Learning styles answers • Mark your answers by putting the appropriate letter V, A or K • Mostly V – visual learners • Mostly A – auditory learner • Mostly K - Kinaesthetic

  4. Visual learning style • Visual learners: • Use images, pictures, colours and maps to organise information and communicate with others • They can visualise objects, plans and outcomes in their mind’s eye • Have good spatial sense and have a good sense of direction • Like drawing, doodling especially with colours

  5. Auditory learning styles • Auditory learners: • Like to work with sound and music • Good sense of pitch and rhythm • Play a musical instrument • Certain music invokes strong emotions

  6. Kinaesthetic learning styles • Kinaesthetic learners: • Use your body and sense of touch to learn about the world • Think out issues, ideas and problems • Like getting their hands dirty – making models, jigsaws • Expressive body language to communicate • The ‘fidgety’ student

  7. Task • For a lesson you taught recently or you observed recently describe how different learning styles were catered for

  8. Task • For each of the following learning styles: • Visual • Auditory • Kinaesthetic • Make a list of 5 different activities which would suit the learning styles

  9. Task • Depending on the structure of your SOW • Identify opportunities where different learning styles could be incorporated • OR • If already identified, take a different approach and add in some different strategies

  10. Who is this man?

  11. Multiple intelligences

  12. To sum up….. • You will never be able to plan a lesson which caters to the multitude of ways that a child learns • However, through well-planned and thought out schemes of work it is possible to cater for a wide range • This is important as it will increase intrinsic motivation and ultimately improve student outcomes

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