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Pedagogy: Learning Styles File updated Aug. 11, 1996 Updated by: Jessica Blackmore Outline Introduction Adult Learning Styles What motivates adult learners? What are the barriers to adult learning? ... Learning Styles Bibliography INTRODUCTION The education literature suggests that students who are actively engaged in the learning process will be more likely to achieve success (Dewar 1995; Hartman 1995, Leadership Project 1995). Once students are actively engaged in their own learning process they begin to feel empowered and their personal achievement and self-direction levels rise. Schroeder (1996) points out that the "typical" student learning style profile is changing on campuses today and there is a much greater variation in the range of learning style preferences to be considered. Therefore it would be wise to understand what learning style preferences are, and how to address them when preparing instructional materials for adults. Birkey & Rodman point out that, just as there are "striking differences in the way people learn and process information...there are significant differences in how learning styles are defined and measured (1995)." Perhaps the most important thing an instructor can do is be aware that there are diverse learning styles in the student population! First I will summarize some of the most well known theories of learning styles. Then I will show how a knowledge of these learning styles can guide you in the development of appropriate instructional strategies.

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Learning Styles The following is a guide to information, including books av materials , and websites available through the Reference Library at Library Media Services in the Winnipeg School Division on "Learning Styles." If you wish to obtain any of the information, please call the Reference Library at 788-0203 ext. 143, or come down and visit our library. We are located in the Prince Charles Educational Resource Centre at 1075 Wellington Avenue. 155.2 LAW Lawrence, Gordon. People types and tiger stripes : a practical guide to learning styles . Gainesville, FL : Center for Applications of Psychological Type, c1982. 370.152 CAR Carreiro, Paul. Tales of thinking : multiple intelligences in the classroom . York, ME : Stenhouse Publishers, c1998. 370.1523 DUN Dunn, Rita Stafford . How to implement and supervise a learning style program . Alexandria, VA : ASCD, c1996. 371.1 YOR The York Region Board of Education. Matching teaching practices and learning styles . Aurora, ON : The Board, 1988.

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About FACETS Getting Involved Findings The Millennial Generation Teaching and Learning Styles Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Teaching and Learning Styles Overview Naturally, teachers care deeply about how they teach and what their students learn. While there is considerable sage advice about teaching within disciplines, there is often little connection to teaching methods across disciplines. To compound this, most academics have not received any formal training in either the body of research about teaching and learning, nor in modern, effective teaching methodologies - it is often just assumed that faculty would absorb their content and be able to present it successfully. But the advent of a new generation of students and increasingly sophisticated technology has left many teachers separated from their students. Similarly, most faculty teach their students in ways they were taught. And these methods may not be reaching today's students. How do our students learn? How can student learning be effectively assessed in the best ways? What important principles from cognitive science and pedagogy should all faculty know and utilize in their teaching? All of these are challenges that today's professoriate face.

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@import "http://www.everythingesl.net/css/page.css"; HOME LESSON PLANS TEACHING TIPS RESOURCE PICKS ... CONTACT Teach to Students' Learning Styles by Judie Haynes It is especially important to take your students' learning styles into account when you are teaching English language learners. This articles gives a brief description of each style and how you can teach to it. It is always important for teachers to teach to their students’ learning styles but this becomes crucial when teaching English language learners. ELLs may be highly literate in their own language but experience difficulties when acquiring English because they are accustomed to learning through a different style. Most American teachers, especially in the upper grades, teach to students with an auditory learning style. This can be very difficult for the ELLs in your class. Auditory Learners Students with this style will be able to recall what they hear and will prefer oral instructions. They learn by listening and speaking. These students enjoy talking and interviewing. They are phonetic readers who enjoy oral reading, choral reading, and listening to recorded books. They learn best by doing the the following: interviewing, debating

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@import "http://www.indstate.edu/webguide/styles/import.css"; return to Lesson menu CTL Learning Styles Site Using Learning Styles to Adapt Technology for Higher Education Terry O'Connor Indiana State University Table of Contents Having a Personal Point of View or why there are learning styles. Learning Styles in Higher Education Types of Learning Styles Using Styles to Teach Applying Computer Technologies Having a Personal Point of View At the same time, since the same limits are common to all humans, there are ranges within which we can characterize ways of responding to the world. Some people may tend to respond to auditory information more sensitively than to other kinds (say, iconic). The aim of learning style research is to find clusters of people who use similar patterns for perceiving and interpreting situations. Based on this information, we should be able to adjust educational environments to make them more efficient and successful places. Return to Table of Contents Learning Styles in Higher Education When we look at our subject areas, we realize that different scholars approach our academic fields differently. It is this difference that make them complex and rich. Scholarship is stronger when it includes intuitive, subjective moments plus creative times plus careful data collection plus systematic analysis as well as reflective evaluation and well-written presentations. Of course, we will be better in some of these abilities and will have colleagues who are better at others. Our work (and our field) will be stronger when we devise ways to bring these multiple orientations to bear on the phenomena we study. The scholarly side of the academy clearly profits when it recognizes multiple points of view.

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