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This document discusses learning styles and Kolb's model of experiential learning. It defines learning styles as an individual's unique approach to learning based on strengths, weaknesses and preferences. Kolb's model proposes four different learning styles: diverging, assimilating, converging, and accommodating. Each style has different characteristics about how a person processes and perceives information. The document also outlines several common types of learning styles such as visual, auditory, verbal, physical, logical, and social styles of learning. Understanding learning styles can help people learn more effectively and improve problem solving, decision making, creativity and achievement.

LEARNING STYLES
By : Lala Rukh Aziz
11/12/2020 2Types Of Learning Styles

Objectives
At the end of this lecture the learner will be
able to acknowledge:
I. Definition of learning
II. What is learning style
III. Advantages of learning style
IV. Introduction of Kolb's model
V. Description of Kolb's style of learning
VI. Description of common types of learning styles
VII.Summary
11/12/2020 3Types Of Learning Styles

Definition
Learning
“It is a process whereby knowledge is created through
transformation of experience”
(kolb,1984)
Learning style
“Learning style is an individual’s unique approach to
learning based on strength, weakness and
preferences”
(Dictionary Lexicon)
11/12/2020 4Types Of Learning Styles

Advantages
 Learning style helps to:
I. Be more productive
II. Be more creative
III. Increase achievement
IV. Improve problem solving
V. Make better decision
VI. Learn more effectively
11/12/2020 5Types Of Learning Styles

Introduction
 David Kolb born in 1939
 David Kolb published his learning styles model in
1984 from which he developed his learning style
inventory
 Kolb's learning theory works on two levels: a four
stage cycle of learning and four separate learning
styles .
11/12/2020 6Types Of Learning Styles

Cont…
 A typical presentation of Kolb's two continuums is
that the east-west axis is called the Processing and the
north-south axis is called the Perception Continum
11/12/2020 Types Of Learning Styles 7

Types
 Types of learning style:
I. Diverging
II. Assimilating
III. Converging
IV. Accommodating
11/12/2020 8Types Of Learning Styles

Diverging(Feeling and Watching)
 They tend to :
i. Recognize problem
ii. Gather information
iii. Generate lot of ideas
iv. Work in groups
11/12/2020 10Types Of Learning Styles

Cont…
 And they are:
i. Sensitive
ii. Open minded
iii. Interested in people
iv. Be imaginative
v. Be understanding
11/12/2020 11Types Of Learning Styles

Assimilating
(Watching and thinking)
They tend to:
i. Plan
ii. Create models
iii. Define problems
iv. Develop theories
11/12/2020 12Types Of Learning Styles

Cont…
 This learning style:
i. Take a concise, logical approach
ii. Wide ranging information and organizing it a clear
logical form
iii. Good clear explanation rather then practical
approach
iv. Information and science careers
11/12/2020 13Types Of Learning Styles

Converging
(Doing and Thinking)
 They tend to:
i. Solve problems
ii. Make decisions
iii. Find solution to practical issues
iv. Technical task
v. Find practical uses for ideas and theories
vi. Experiment with new ideas
 They are less concerned with people
11/12/2020 14Types Of Learning Styles

Accommodating
(Doing and Feeling)
 They tend to:
i. Take risk
ii. Initiate
iii. Take a practical ,experiential approach
iv. New challenges and experiences
v. Learn which involves action and initiative
vi. Uses targets and works in the field
11/12/2020 15Types Of Learning Styles

Cont…
vii. Be adaptable and practical
viii.Good at actively engaging the world and actually,
doing things instead of reading about and studying
them
11/12/2020 16Types Of Learning Styles

Types of learning styles
Types of learning style:
1. Visual:
This type of learning prefer using
pictures,images,and spatial understanding
2. Auditory:
This type of learning prefer using sound and music
11/12/2020 Types Of Learning Styles 17

Cont…
3.Verbal:
This type of learning prefer using words both in
speech and writing
4.Physical:
This type of learning prefer using body hands and
sense of touch
5.Logical:
This type of learning prefer using logic and reasoning
11/12/2020 Types Of Learning Styles 19

Cont…
6.Social:
This type of learning style prefer to learn in groups
or with other people
7.solitary:
This type of learning style prefer to work alone and
use self study
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Message of the day
11/12/2020 23Types Of Learning Styles

References
 Honey P, Mumford A. (1982) Manual of learning
styles. Maidenhead: Peter Honey Publications.
 Basavanthappa,B.T.(2003)Nursing education new
Delhi: jaypee medical publication
11/12/2020 24Types Of Learning Styles

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learning styles

1. 11/12/2020 1Types Of Learning Styles

2. LEARNING STYLES By : Lala Rukh Aziz 11/12/2020 2Types Of Learning Styles

3. Objectives At the end of this lecture the learner will be able to acknowledge: I. Definition of learning II. What is learning style III. Advantages of learning style IV. Introduction of Kolb's model V. Description of Kolb's style of learning VI. Description of common types of learning styles VII.Summary 11/12/2020 3Types Of Learning Styles

4. Definition Learning “It is a process whereby knowledge is created through transformation of experience” (kolb,1984) Learning style “Learning style is an individual’s unique approach to learning based on strength, weakness and preferences” (Dictionary Lexicon) 11/12/2020 4Types Of Learning Styles

5. Advantages  Learning style helps to: I. Be more productive II. Be more creative III. Increase achievement IV. Improve problem solving V. Make better decision VI. Learn more effectively 11/12/2020 5Types Of Learning Styles

6. Introduction  David Kolb born in 1939  David Kolb published his learning styles model in 1984 from which he developed his learning style inventory  Kolb's learning theory works on two levels: a four stage cycle of learning and four separate learning styles . 11/12/2020 6Types Of Learning Styles

7. Cont…  A typical presentation of Kolb's two continuums is that the east-west axis is called the Processing and the north-south axis is called the Perception Continum 11/12/2020 Types Of Learning Styles 7

8. Types  Types of learning style: I. Diverging II. Assimilating III. Converging IV. Accommodating 11/12/2020 8Types Of Learning Styles

9. 11/12/2020 Types Of Learning Styles 9

10. Diverging(Feeling and Watching)  They tend to : i. Recognize problem ii. Gather information iii. Generate lot of ideas iv. Work in groups 11/12/2020 10Types Of Learning Styles

11. Cont…  And they are: i. Sensitive ii. Open minded iii. Interested in people iv. Be imaginative v. Be understanding 11/12/2020 11Types Of Learning Styles

12. Assimilating (Watching and thinking) They tend to: i. Plan ii. Create models iii. Define problems iv. Develop theories 11/12/2020 12Types Of Learning Styles

13. Cont…  This learning style: i. Take a concise, logical approach ii. Wide ranging information and organizing it a clear logical form iii. Good clear explanation rather then practical approach iv. Information and science careers 11/12/2020 13Types Of Learning Styles

14. Converging (Doing and Thinking)  They tend to: i. Solve problems ii. Make decisions iii. Find solution to practical issues iv. Technical task v. Find practical uses for ideas and theories vi. Experiment with new ideas  They are less concerned with people 11/12/2020 14Types Of Learning Styles

15. Accommodating (Doing and Feeling)  They tend to: i. Take risk ii. Initiate iii. Take a practical ,experiential approach iv. New challenges and experiences v. Learn which involves action and initiative vi. Uses targets and works in the field 11/12/2020 15Types Of Learning Styles

16. Cont… vii. Be adaptable and practical viii.Good at actively engaging the world and actually, doing things instead of reading about and studying them 11/12/2020 16Types Of Learning Styles

17. Types of learning styles Types of learning style: 1. Visual: This type of learning prefer using pictures,images,and spatial understanding 2. Auditory: This type of learning prefer using sound and music 11/12/2020 Types Of Learning Styles 17

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19. Cont… 3.Verbal: This type of learning prefer using words both in speech and writing 4.Physical: This type of learning prefer using body hands and sense of touch 5.Logical: This type of learning prefer using logic and reasoning 11/12/2020 Types Of Learning Styles 19

20. Cont… 6.Social: This type of learning style prefer to learn in groups or with other people 7.solitary: This type of learning style prefer to work alone and use self study 11/12/2020 Types Of Learning Styles 20

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22. 11/12/2020 22Types Of Learning Styles

23. Message of the day 11/12/2020 23Types Of Learning Styles

24. References  Honey P, Mumford A. (1982) Manual of learning styles. Maidenhead: Peter Honey Publications.  Basavanthappa,B.T.(2003)Nursing education new Delhi: jaypee medical publication 11/12/2020 24Types Of Learning Styles

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