People learn differently. Some people
are very comfortable reading large amounts of text. Others are more comfortable
listening to someone speak or writing things down for themselves. A person's
preferred "learning style"
is the approach to learning that feels most natural to them. It is based on a
combination of their experiences, strengths, weaknesses, and preferences.
Everyone has a mix of learning styles,
and some people have strong, dominant learning styles. There are no
"right" or "wrong" learning styles. Most people tend to
adapt their learning style to the context of learning. With practice a person
can strengthen themselves in the learning styles that are least comfortable for
them. When a person recognizes the learning styles that work best for them,
they can then make a better informed decision about the ways that they approach
learning new things.
To obtain log-in information for the
SmarterMeasure assessment, email Elicounselors@nvcc.edu from your VCCS email
account.
* You can find this
information and more in the ‘Assessment Summary’ once you complete SmarterMeasure.
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