December 1, 2006, Newsletter Issue #93: Match Your Learning Style and Strategies
Tip of the Week
While there is no "good" or "bad" learning style, there can be a good or bad match between the way you best learn and the way a particular course is taught. Suppose you are a Visual Learner enrolled in a traditional lecture course. You feel that the instructor drones on for hours and you can´t pay attention or stay interested in the class. There´s a mismatch here between your learning style and the instructional environment of the class. As soon as you understand this mismatch, you can find ways to adapt your style to ensure your success in the class. You might start tape recording the lectures so that you don´t have to worry about missing important information. You might decide to draw diagrams that illustrate the ideas being presented in lecture. You might go to the Media Center and check out a video to help provide some additional information on course material you´re not sure about. What you´re doing is developing learning strategies that work for you because they are based on your knowledge of your own learning style.
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