Learning styles

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Mental map of learning styles
Karen Alm
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Learning styles
  1. Howard Garner: 7 Learning styles
    1. Visual: pictures, images, and spatial understanding.
      1. Aural: Sound and music
        1. Verbal: words, in speech and writing.
          1. Physical: body, hands and sense of touch.
            1. Logical: logic, reasoning and systems.
              1. Social: learn in groups or with other people.
                1. Solitary : work alone and use self-study.
                2. David Kolb:4 distinct learning styles, based on a 4 stage learning cycle.
                  1. Four- stage cycle:
                    1. Concrete experience
                      1. Reflective Observation
                        1. Abstract Conceptualization
                          1. Active experimentation
                          2. Four- type learning styles:
                            1. Diverging (CE-RO)
                              1. Assimilating (AC-RO)
                                1. Converging (AC-AE)
                                  1. Accommodating (CE-AE)
                                2. Peter Honey and Alan Mumford They adapted Kolb´s learning model.
                                  1. They rename the stages in the learning cycle to accord with managerial experiences:
                                    1. 1. Having an experience
                                      1. 2. Reviewing the experience
                                        1. 3. Concluding from the experience
                                          1. 4. Planning the next steps
                                          2. Then, they aligned the stages to 4 leading styles:
                                            1. Activist
                                              1. Reflector
                                                1. Theorist
                                                  1. • Pragmatist
                                                    1. These are assumed to be acquired preferences that are adaptable, either at will or through changed circumstances.
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