INSTRUCTOR EXAM QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
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Verbal/Linguistic Learner
The ability to communicate through language, which includes listening, reading, writing,
and speaking. "Word wise," tell great stories, extensive vocabulary, know what to say
and when to say it. Learn best through verbal presentations, reading, writing,
discussions, conducting interviews, and listening to lectures.
Visual/Spatial Learner
The ability to understand spatial relationships and comprehend and create images.
Good artistic skills, understand concepts by drawing diagrams, reading through
flowcharts, and performing demonstrations.
Logical/Mathematical Learner
Demonstrates the ability to understand logical reasoning and problem solving in areas
such as math, science, sequences, and patterns. "Logic wise," good with numbers and
computations, usually love games, generally follow the rules. Able to quantify, analyze,
sequence, evaluate, synthesize, and apply. They ask "why" and "how" questions. Like
to understand the reasons for doing something.
Intrapersonal Learner
Reflects the ability to understand one's own behavior and feelings. Have the ability to
quietly contemplate and self-assess their accomplishments, reviewing their behavior
and innermost feelings. "Self-wise," can sometimes be seen as "antisocial," think best
on their own instead of bouncing ideas off others, retain info better after they have had
time to think about it. Like self-assessment, reflection, and planning. Enjoy tasks in
solitude and use their intuition. Daydream/meditate.
Bodily/Kinesthetic Learner
Ability to use the physical body skillfully to solve problems, create products, or present
ideas an demotions as well as take in knowledge through bodily sensation such as
coordination or working with the hands. "Body wise," able to unite their body and mind
to master physical performance and manipulative skills. Use their bodies to
communicate, dance, act, and perform athletic tasks. Learn best when there is
movement or the info is presented through a physical demonstration or hands-on
involvement, "wiggle worms" can't sit still in class, always in motion.
Interpersonal Learner
Ability to relate to others, noticing their moods, motivations, and feelings. "People-wise,"
sensitive to the moods, motives, and feelings of other people, good leaders and
organizers, good mediators, practice empathy, make and maintain friends easily. Ability
to persuade, get along with, and influence others. "Social butterflies." Relate best
through interaction with other students.
Musical/Rhythmic Learner
Ability to comprehend and/or create meaningful musical sounds. Understands and
appreciates music and have ability to keep rhythm. "Music-wise," always humming,
whistling, singing, or listening to music. Respond to music and learn through rhythm and
sound, writing lyrics/jingles, playing music, etc. Strong memories for rhymes.
ANSWERS 2024 GRADED A+.Buy Quality Materials!
Verbal/Linguistic Learner
The ability to communicate through language, which includes listening, reading, writing,
and speaking. "Word wise," tell great stories, extensive vocabulary, know what to say
and when to say it. Learn best through verbal presentations, reading, writing,
discussions, conducting interviews, and listening to lectures.
Visual/Spatial Learner
The ability to understand spatial relationships and comprehend and create images.
Good artistic skills, understand concepts by drawing diagrams, reading through
flowcharts, and performing demonstrations.
Logical/Mathematical Learner
Demonstrates the ability to understand logical reasoning and problem solving in areas
such as math, science, sequences, and patterns. "Logic wise," good with numbers and
computations, usually love games, generally follow the rules. Able to quantify, analyze,
sequence, evaluate, synthesize, and apply. They ask "why" and "how" questions. Like
to understand the reasons for doing something.
Intrapersonal Learner
Reflects the ability to understand one's own behavior and feelings. Have the ability to
quietly contemplate and self-assess their accomplishments, reviewing their behavior
and innermost feelings. "Self-wise," can sometimes be seen as "antisocial," think best
on their own instead of bouncing ideas off others, retain info better after they have had
time to think about it. Like self-assessment, reflection, and planning. Enjoy tasks in
solitude and use their intuition. Daydream/meditate.
Bodily/Kinesthetic Learner
Ability to use the physical body skillfully to solve problems, create products, or present
ideas an demotions as well as take in knowledge through bodily sensation such as
coordination or working with the hands. "Body wise," able to unite their body and mind
to master physical performance and manipulative skills. Use their bodies to
communicate, dance, act, and perform athletic tasks. Learn best when there is
movement or the info is presented through a physical demonstration or hands-on
involvement, "wiggle worms" can't sit still in class, always in motion.
Interpersonal Learner
Ability to relate to others, noticing their moods, motivations, and feelings. "People-wise,"
sensitive to the moods, motives, and feelings of other people, good leaders and
organizers, good mediators, practice empathy, make and maintain friends easily. Ability
to persuade, get along with, and influence others. "Social butterflies." Relate best
through interaction with other students.
Musical/Rhythmic Learner
Ability to comprehend and/or create meaningful musical sounds. Understands and
appreciates music and have ability to keep rhythm. "Music-wise," always humming,
whistling, singing, or listening to music. Respond to music and learn through rhythm and
sound, writing lyrics/jingles, playing music, etc. Strong memories for rhymes.
