A global learning style preference has to do with the way a student processes information. Global learners need a main idea or whole picture about the subject before they can process the details and related information. However, educators are often trained to teach in an analytical way; that is, giving facts step-by-step and leading the […]
Kinesthetic Learners: Movers & Shakers!
Will you ever get such a child to sit still and “pay attention”?!! And herein lies the discrepancy; when a kinesthetic learner is sitting still he or she is often struggling to “pay attention” because of the “sitting still”. Unfortunately, kinesthetic learners are more often labeled as having ADHD, more prone to misbehave in a […]
3 Proven Strategies to Teach Low-conforming Learners
Oftentimes low-conforming learners are mistaken for rebellious or “difficult-to-teach” students. They need to have a decision in the learning process and this can make things difficult for a student who must follow a set schedule and learn in a structured environment. However, it is easy to teach low-conforming learners if the teacher or parent follows […]