Exam 1: Learning Styles

Match each memory term with the correct definition. -Extensive memorization of a large amount of data over a short period of time

Match each memory term with the correct definition. -Clustering data into groups

Mnemonics are memory aids that are useful when you need to remember lists or sequenced pieces of information.

Oral discussions appeal to students with which learning style?

Analytical learners generally see the big picture first and later pay more attention to the details.

Match each memory term with the correct definition. -Strategies used to analyze and remember data

Match each memory term with the correct definition. -The time and energy you devote; the greater your effort, the better your recall

Which of the following statements is true regarding visual learners?

Acronyms are abbreviations created by using the first letters or word parts in names or phrases.

Match each memory term with the correct definition. -Relating the information being studied to strong emotions or significant events

Match each memory term with the correct definition. -Rehearsal of the data over and over

Making and watching a video of yourself as you explain all of the components of a piece of equipment uses your auditory, visual, verbal, and kinesthetic learning styles.

Match each word with the correct definition. -need to see data with their eyes

You are able to use all four learning styles if you participate in flash card games with a partner.

Solitary learners may enjoy using online discussion boards and social media for group assignments.

Reading your textbook quietly to yourself only uses your visual learning style.

Match each word with the correct definition. -need to touch and manipulate things

Match each memory term with the correct definition. -The extent to which you consciously attend to and focus on the data

Relating the information being studied to strong emotions or significant events decreases your ability to store the information in long-term memory.

All of the following words of advice are appropriate for the global learner EXCEPT: