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woodleywonderworks Multiple Intelligences: Understanding Your Child's Learning Style
A Fairy Princess. A Race-car Driver. A Mommy. A Firefighter. A Ballerina. An Astronaut. These are just some of the answers you may get when you ask your child, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Sure they're cute, but your child’s response could also be telling you something important ...
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Discovering Your Child's Preferred Learning Style
What are Learning Styles? Every child is born ready to learn. Yet children (and adults) generally have a preferred style in which they learn best. A child might learn through a combination of styles, but usually there is one learning style he or she favors over the others. For example: You may ...
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How People Learn (and What Technology Might Have to Do With It)
At an educational conference last spring, I attended a session focused on the potential of instructional technology to...
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Honoring a Child's Learning Style
When I was in 3rd grade, the word "encyclopedia" was on my spelling test. I couldn’t remember how to spell that word...
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Hispanic-American Students and Learning Style
This digest identifies cultural values that may impact the learning processes of Hispanic-American students, reviews the...
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Student Diversity and Learning Needs
To successfully reach out to a diversity of learners requires substantial support. Although budget-minded critics will...
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Helping Kinesthetic Learners Succeed
Oftentimes, kinesthetic learners feel their way of learning isn’t as good because they just “can’t sit and do the...
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