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Learning Styles
Learning Strategies
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Understanding What we Read
Communication
100
You learn best by seeing things.
What is Visual Learner
100
Tells you to look at the person who is speaking to you
What is Use Your Eyes
100
Putting things in a way that helps you be the best student you can be
What is Organize
100
What is the story about
What is the Topic
100
The way we are expected to speak with adults
What is Formal Communication
200
You are a person who prefers to hear the information
What is auditory learner
200
Tells you to focus on one thing at a time
What is Pay Attention
200
Putting things in order of importance according to some criteria
What is Prioritize
200
The focus of the writing
What is Main Idea
200
The way we are expected to speak with our peers
What is Informal Communication
300
You are a person who needs to move around and touch things to learn
What is Kinesthetic Learner
300
Asking yourself before you leave for the day, do I get this?
What is Understand
300
Knowing if you are a visual, auditory, or kinesthetic learner
What is knowing your preferred learning style
300
The must back-up the main idea of a writing piece
What is Supporting Detail
300
Demonstration to someone that you know how they feel
What is Empathy
400
The way you learn best
What is your preferred learning style
400
Where you create an image in your mind of what you are learning
What is Mental Camera
400
This is the first rule of taking a test
What is Read the Directions
400
Putting information into your own words
What is Paraphrasing
400
Knowing when to walk away
What is Self-Control
500
The three learning styles
What are visual, auditory, and kinesthetic
500
Where you connect new information to old information
What is Link-It
500
Breaking things down into smaller more easy to tackle pieces
What is Manageable Steps
500
Using information in a sentence or paragraph to understand new vocabulary
What are Context Clues
500
Playing by the rules and working as a team
What is Cooperativeness