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KOLB'S LEARNING STYLES

Submitted by RecycleJack Marine on Mon, 07/20/2009 - 2:37pm.

I think I am an Accomodator (Concrete experiencer/Active experimenter)

Accommodators have the most hands-on approach, with a strong preference for doing rather than thinking. They like to ask 'what if?' and 'why not?' to support their action-first approach. They do not like routine and will take creative risks to see what happens.

They like to explore complexity by direct interaction and learn better by themselves than with other people. As might be expected, they like hands-on and practical learning rather than lectures.

I am actively searching for answers to things I discover out in the real world, but I don't always go all the way out onto the board before "I dive in" to the challenge.

From among the parts of the Scientific Method, I am sure that I would rather not involve myself in testing any theories, In fact, I historically do not test well.

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