Visual Learning pretty much supports the idea of projecting information. No matter if it's through software programs, videos, or graphics. This is pretty much how I felt like I would learn certain subjects. I honestly don't know if I would've made it through my difficult classes without visual learning. I know I'm not the only one like this. Everyone is different when it comes to learning. I'm a student currently at FSW. I did my Associates Degree, but I was having a tough time with my science classes like microbiology and chemistry. No matter how hard I studied the material or the study guide I couldn't understand it. So I started watching videos on youtube. Watching these videos as other students were explaining the material, some how made more sense to me. Seeing it in a different way made a huge difference to me.
There are so many different techniques for a student to learn whether its in a group, alone, or a tutor. I can consider myself to be diverse with this. I can work well with others, or sometimes i prefer to work alone. But working with a teacher or tutor I felt there was so much pressure to understand the concept they are trying to help you with. You either had to learn it right away or you were considered “slow.” I’ve always this fear with teachers or tutors that I had to pick it up real quick. Then I met my math tutor my sophomore year, and he made me see tutors in a different light. He was really understanding that I couldn’t pick things up super fast, he understood I like taking my time to understand and learn the concept. I no longer have this fear of tutors or coming up to my professors.
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Thinking about creativity....it usually means that creativity can provide a product, like a painting, but it does it also allow for creative thoughts/thinking that don't necessarily produce anything? Creativity is definitely diverse and I'm glad to see it being fostered in the schools again. It is amazing how much innovation and growth can result.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you found all ways of instruction to be beneficial, especially after the experience with your math tutor. :) Again that reinforces the need to see things from multiple perspectives. Don't forget you need to provide your textbook (and any other resources) as a resource in APA citation style at the end of the post.