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learning preferences Flashcards

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What is learning??

A

Learning is a process that leads to change. As a result of experience.

Leads to the increase potential for your performance (improved)

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Things that are necessary for learning.

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Active engagement.

All learning has an emotional base.( Involve emotions).

Focus attention.

Shorts learning sessions.

Don’t multitask

Use it or lose it

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What is cognitive neuroscience?

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Cognitive neuroscience is how the brain learns, store and use information is It’s acquires.

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What is brain based learning and development?

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Brain based learning is based on neuroscience research
Focuses on the brains natural design.

Focuses on how you grow and develop people.

Transform environment so that learning occurs naturally.

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Whole brain or brain based learning components

LIU,ERM ,RD

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L for left and right hemisphere.

I for integration.

U for Utilize your senses.

E for Expressive and receptive.

R for rational and emotional.

M for Multiple Intelligence.

R for reflective.

D for drivers.

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LEFT AND RIGHT HEMESPHERE

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Left Hemisphere.

Task orientated.

Think inside the box.

Theoretical

Systematic.

Logic.

Details.

Facts

Planning

Structural

Language

Learn through

Right Hemisphere

People orientated

Think outside the box

Practical

Multi task

Creative

Emotions

Emotions

Impulsive

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COOLS(Conceptual organizers for optimal learning.)

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Mind map.

Tables.

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Ways to increase the brain potential.

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Solve puzzles.

Use your non dominant hand.

Block one or more senses

Turn pictures upside down.

Spell Words Backwards

Mix your senses

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Eyes.

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Learn through Pictures Diagram shapes.

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Utilize your senses.

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Eyes. EAR, touch or hands

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EAR

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Listen to sound, Music, words, Group discussions

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Touch or hand

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Being involved.

Touch.

Communicates with gestures

Experimenting.

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Learning methods

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Visual learning method.
Auditory learning method.
Kinesthetic learning method

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Visual learning method.

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Use pictures, diagrams, mind maps, illustrations.

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Auditory learning method

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Repeat the information out loud. Listen to recordings or podcast.

If you’re left ear dominant. You you easily lose focus. So prepare before lectures.

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Kinesthetic learning method.

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Workaround while talking to information.

17
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Rational vs Emotional

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Rational vs emotional.

Rational. Emotional.

Intellectual. Instinct.

Task oriented. People oriented.

Realistic.

18
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Multiple intelligence.

A

CIILLMNPSSS

Creative. Intrapersonal self. Interpersonal social. Logic. Linguistic musical. Naturalistic. Physical. Sensory. Spatial or visual? Spiritual.

19
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Multiple Intelligence.

A

USE,BE,USE

20
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USE,BE,USE

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USE»> Use your preference to To manage stress.

BE»> If your interpersonal preference is higher than your interpersonal Preference. Be careful of peer pressure.

USE»> Sensory preference. Use different incense for different subjects. Use different sweets for different subjects.

21
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Drivers

A

Stress.

Sleep.

Eating habits.

Mental attitude

22
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Stress management.

A

Exercise.

Breathing exercise.

Get enough sleep.

Health diets.

Creative activities.

23
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Sleep tips.

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Sleep 6 to 8 hours per night.

Good sleep hygiene.

Avoid caffeine. Nicotine. And alcohol.

Prior sleep routine.(Read books or listen to music.)

Avoid naps during the day.

Exercise.

Don’t stare at clock. or check time if you are struggling to fall asleep.

24
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Eating Habits

A

Drink enough water.

Eat fruits and vegetables.

Protein, fats and minerals.

Do not eat processed food.

25
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Mental attitude.

A

Set goals.

Be motivated.

26
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factors Contribution to Motivation.

A

Feel loved.

Commitment.

Mental attitude.

Goal setting

Thoughts.

27
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QUIZ

A

QUIZ

28
Q

True or false. The left hemisphere is responsible for finding connections between topics and seeing the bigger picture.

Question 1Select one:
True
False

A

The correct answer is ‘False’.

29
Q

True or false. Using tables as a study technique is NOT helpful in easily identifying similarities or differences between various concepts (e.g. how symptoms of different illnesses are the same or how they vary).

Question 2Select one:
True
False

A

The correct answer is ‘False’.

30
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Playing with a stress ball while studying is an example of a person with which learning preference?
a.AuditorY
b.Kinesthetic
c.Visual

A

The correct answer is: Kinesthetic

31
Q

Repeating important fats out loud is an example of a person with which learning preference?

Question 4Answer

a.
Visual

b.
Auditory

c.
Kinesthetic

A

The correct answer is: Auditory

32
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True or false. Receptive learners prefer to study in groups and discuss their ideas and knowledge with their peers.

Question 5Select one:
True
False

A

The correct answer is ‘False’.

33
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True or false. Emotional leaners prefers to learn through experiences, rather than studying theoretical content.

A

TRUE

34
Q

A person who enjoys the outdoors or feel energised after spending time in nature is an example of the _____________________ intelligence preference.

Question 7Answer

a.
Musical

b.
Creative

c.
Naturalistic

A

The correct answer is: Naturalistic

35
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A person who has a good understanding of others needs and wants is an example of the ____________________ intelligence preference.

Question 8Answer

a.
Intrapersonal

b.
Interpersonal

c.
Linguistic

A

The correct answer is: Interpersonal

36
Q

True or false. High levels of stress does NOT contribute to learning difficulties.

Question 9Select one:
True
False

A

The correct answer is ‘False’

37
Q

Which of the following activities does not contribute to relieving stress.

Question 10Answer

a.
Listening to music.

b.
Exercise

c.
Procrastination

d.
Practicing a hobby

A

The correct answer is: Procrastination

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