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Learning Styles (based on Carl Jung)

Learning Styles (based on Carl Jung). What Kind of a Learner Are You?. What shape “calls out” to you?. Z. Circle. Likes to see the “big picture” Needs to know what and why and be involved Philosophical in nature, deeper discussions Strong self-concept needs

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Learning Styles (based on Carl Jung)

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  1. Learning Styles(based on Carl Jung) What Kind of a Learner Are You?

  2. What shape “calls out” to you? Z

  3. Circle • Likes to see the “big picture” • Needs to know what and why and be involved • Philosophical in nature, deeper discussions • Strong self-concept needs • Need to conceptualize things and can irritate rectangles and triangles in this process • More teachers are circles

  4. Rectangle • Need parameters • Complete organization • Closure is very important to this group • Need navigation through the learning process “show me the way” • Sometimes make circles and Z’s frustrated by appearing too formated or process focused

  5. Triangle • Three-dimensional, strong • Need to see the base, then the format • Likely to ask, “how do you know that?” • Want research, important information, reasons • Make sure that it is “worth their time” • Often engineers are found in this group • Can frustrate circles and Z’s by being too focused or driven

  6. Z’s • Tend to want lots of action • Seem to “wander” through the learning process – not necessarily in any logical fashion • Wide-open to variety of learning experiences • Frequently more creative • Tend to drive rectangles and triangles nuts

  7. All learners have a “home base” • They will wander to other areas based on learning experience • Normally learn in their home style and that is established early in life

  8. Polled two English classes Total 60 students • 30% circles (tend to have better grades) • 7% rectangles • 20% triangles • 43% Z’s (tend to have more problems in traditional classrooms)

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