The Session: Learning Styles

Learning Styles Romans 15:4“For everything that was written in the past was written to teach us, so that through the endurance taught in the Scriptures and the encouragement they provide we might have hope.”Innovative· This group would prefer discovering meaning.· They want to listen and share ideas· Enjoy Small group discussion· They are divergent thinkers who believe in their own experience, excel in viewing concrete situations from many perspectives,· They are not very creative however, if it’s a group project they could be more interestedAnalytic Learners· Driven by facts· Interested in what the experts say· They are more interested in Ideas and concepts than people· These are the people who love the traditional classroom. Straight lecture suits them well, as long as the lecturer is qualified.· Math and Science are their strengths· To best teach the analytic learners, I've found I need to give them details, lists, technical information, and quotes from "the experts.· They tend to break out in a cold sweat when art, drama or small group discussions take placeCommon-Sense Learners· These folks are hands-on experiential learners.· They have to experience it or try to learn it· These folks are your engineers, nurses, technicians and scientistsDynamic Learners· People like this often seek careers in sales, action-oriented managerial positions, and marketing.· They want to change the environment and then study whether or not that was a good idea or not. To reach Tom Russell, please call 419-709-8447, email Tom at [email protected], or visit his website at https://www.heritagechristiancounselingofmansfield.com