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How I Learn

Throughout this program, you will be given opportunities to enter your thoughts. These opportunities--called Journal Reflections--will permit you to record your reactions to what you have read, your ideas, notes, questions, and concerns.

Above all, be honest in your reactions. If you save these entries and return to them later, you may be surprised at the changes they record over the course of the term.



1

Suppose a friend is teaching you a new and complex procedure (such as a complicated card game or the way to use a piece of computer software). Do you prefer to get the 'big picture' first, or the details?
2

Do you think you would ask your friend to slow down while you get the details, or are you impatient to get started? Would you rather try doing it while your friend talks you through it?
3

Do you tend to picture things while you're learning?
4

When you're in class, what do you do during lectures: try to write down the instructor's exact words, draw pictures, jot down a few big ideas, doodle, tune out?
5

When someone gives you directions to a new place, what do you do?
6

Would you rather read a newspaper, listen to the news on the radio, or watch it on TV? Why do you think you have this preference?
7

When you get a new piece of electronic equipment, do you like to read the instructions or just 'play with it' until you get the hang of it?







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