Learning Strategies
Queen's University-
Undergraduate Students
- Academic Reading
- Concentration
- Coping with Academic Stress
- Exam Preparation and Writing
- First Year Students
- Index of Topics, Strategies and Tools
- Learning Strategies for International Students
- Learning Styles
- Memory
- Motivation and Procrastination
- Note-taking
- Online Courses
- Presentation Skills
- Problem Solving
- Students with AD/HD
- Time Management
- Workshops
- Professional Advising
- Peer Drop-in
- Exam Hub
Working with Your Preferred Learning Style
3. What are the Essential Elements of the Concept?
Recent work by Felder and Silverman (2002, 1987) built on earlier thinking about cognitive style. Learning Style now consists of the following dimensions:
- How do you connect or grasp information?
- What form of sensory input do you prefer?
- How do you make information meaningful to yourself?
- What is your preferred pattern of understanding?
Next Part - 4. Determine your own Preferred Learning Style
