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Learning Styles (Methods of Teaching) - Learning Styles 2
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Learning Styles (Methods of Teaching) - Learning Styles 2
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1. What type of learner often uses graphic organizers to help them?

2. kinesthetic

3. auditory

4. auditory

5. auditory - visual - and kinesthetic

6. What type of learners learn by doing?

7. What type of learners enjoy active participation and hands on work?

8. auditory

9. Visual - Auditory - and Kinesthetic/Tactile

10. visual

11. kinesthetic

12. What type of learners learn best by listening?

13. What type of learner learns best by reading - seeing words on the board - and looking at photos and paintings?

14. visual

15. visual

16. visual

17. kinesthetic

18. auditory

19. Visual

20. kinesthetic

21. auditory

22. kinesthetic

23. Can someone have more than one way of learning something?

24. visual

25. Why do we need to know our learning style?

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