Abiator's LSI Tests
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Saved by 22 people (5 private), first by anonymouse user on 2007-07-18
- Waughb on 2008-08-27 - Tags no_tag
- Lynnec on 2008-08-02 - Tags learningstyles , learning , education
- Garden4u on 2008-07-12 - Tags learningstyles , education , learning
- Lmhagen on 2008-07-07 - Tags learningstyles
- Smthk_sesd on 2008-06-23 - Tags no_tag
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Traits of the Global Thinker:
- Tend to make decisions based on emotions and intuition.
- Prefer working in an informal, less structured, more flexible environment.
- Tend to be spontaneous and like spontenaiety.
- Enjoy doing several things at once.
- Learn best when information is presented with humour or emoiton, a short anecdote.
- Speak with many gestures.
- Tend to learn the general idea first, then look at the details.
- Can work well with distractions.
- Tend to take frequent breaks.
- Tend to need lessons which are interesting to them on a personal level.
- Discover well through group learning (small group techniques).
- Need written and tactile involvement.
- Respond well to pictures.
- Are said to have right-brain dominance (Roger Sperry).
Will tend to say things like:
- Why are we doing this?
- Can I do it later?
- I need a break.
- I can't work when it's quiet.
- Can I work with (another student or group of students)?
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>he length of the bar is an estimation of the relative strengths of your Multiple Intelligences, as per Howard Gardner. The longer the bar, the more you tend to think in that way. You could use this information to guide the way you approach learning.
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on 2008-07-12 by garden4u