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My Learning Style

Submitted by Stephanie Dubin on Mon, 07/20/2009 - 3:45pm.

 

I believe that I am Divergers learner. I am told many times that I ask why often. I have trouble excepting things just because, I like to find and answer the, "but why" part of it. I learn best by participating in something hands on and discussing it with others. I do get upset when there are conflicting view points.

I enjoy the testing and thoerizing part of the scientiific method but sometimes get hung up on reflecting. I start to questioning results and wonder if the experiement was done many times would there be other results.

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