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learning styles
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diverse ways of learning, comprehending and using information. for a significant number of students these recommendations can lead to failure in the classroom
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What is a challenge for educators?
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is to diagnose these styles and to shape instruction yo meet individual needs
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What three types of factors contribute to each student?
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cognitive, affective, physiology
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cognitive domain
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Individuals have different ways of perceiving, organizing, retaining, and using information
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visual learners
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some students prefer to learn by reading and looking at material
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auditory learners
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need to listen and hear information spoken out loud
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kinesthetic learners
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using body movement, touch, and hands on participation
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affective domain
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include attitudes, values and emotions, factors that influence curiosity, the ability to tolerated overcome frustration, a preference o learn in a groups or individually, and the willingness take a risk
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locus of control
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a fascinating aspect of the affective domain
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physiology
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body moveent
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stereotyps
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are absolute statements aplied to all members group suggesting that members of a group have a fixed, often inherited set of characteristics
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Howard Gardner
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broadened the concept to define intelligence as "the capacity to solve problems or to fashion products that are valued in one or more cultural settings
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multiple intelligences
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Gardner believes that this theory more accurately captures the diverse nature of human capability (see pg. 37)
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portfolio approach
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is an example of more comprehensive assessment, which includes student artifacts that offers tangible examples of students learning
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EQ or emotional intelligence quotient
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described by Daniel Goldman in his book emotional intelligence. Goldman argues that when it comes to predicting success in life, EQ may be the better predictor than an iq
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