Reflection About Learning
My sequence pattern makes it very difficult for me to skip things I am confused by. I feel as though I need to do everything in order, so I don’t like moving on the next step until I have completed the first one. I can definitely forge some of my sequence so I can move on to something else and go back to the problem later. I feel like doing this would help me make better use of my time. My precision pattern often causes me to have more information than I know what to do with. Trying to incorporate all of my facts often causes me to navigate away from the topic I am supposed to be discussing. It also turns my paper into a lengthy list of irrelevant facts, which can be boring to the reader. I have a hard time deciding which information I do and don’t need. Forging my precision will also help me manage my time better. I would be able to do exactly what I need to do without wasting time on things that I don’t need to do. My technical reasoning causes me to have trouble asking for help. I don’t like asking for help and would prefer to figure things out on my own when I get confused. Forging my technical reasoning and learning that it is okay to ask for help sometimes would greatly benefit me. I think using this method would be helpful because it not only gives me an answer to my problem, it gives me a chance to see something from someone else’s point of view, which in turn may help me generate new ideas I hadn’t previously considered. As previously stated, my confluence is only at an as needed level. I am so dependent on structure and preciseness that it takes away from my creativity. I can surely intensify this pattern to help me better brainstorm new and interesting ideas. This would help me create more interesting papers that the reader can make personal connections