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What's the best way for you to learn? Do you absorb more information from a lecture than a book? Would you rather watch a demonstration or do it yourself? Educators agree that people learn in different ways, including auditory (hear it), kinesthetic (do it), and visual (see it). Several "tests" have been designed to evaluate a person's learning style, such as the Group Embedded Figures Test (GEFT), Felder's Index of Learning Styles, and Kolb's Learning Style Inventory. Knowing your learning style can help you set up situations in which you can learn faster. This knowledge can help you make the best career choices or guide your choices of other activities. You can take a quick inventory of your learning style by clicking here. My website is designed to provide you with up to date information about the courses which I teach. Whether you are taking any of these courses on-campus or on-line/hybrid, check out the course requirements by clicking on the course syllabus--located under each course menu.
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