Lecture 3: Learning Styles & Presentation Skills

Flashcards covering learning styles, their characteristics, and presentation skills from Lecture 3.

What is a learning style as defined as?

The technique students use to recognize and memorize knowledge; an applied way of acquiring knowledge that aligns with their chosen methodology.

Give me the learning styles you know?

Verbal, Visual, musical/Auditory, physical/Kinesthetic, Logical/mathemetical, Social, and Solitary.

Give me some Characteristics of Verbal (Linguistic) learners?

They prefer words in speech and writing; they learn best through the written and spoken word and enjoy language, reading, and writing.

What characterizes Visual learners?

They prefer images, maps, diagrams, and graphic organizers, and learn best by seeing information.

What characterizes Auditory (Aural) learners?

They prefer sounds, music, and rhythms; they learn best through listening and speaking, and benefit from repetition and mnemonic devices.

What characterizes Kinesthetic learners?

They use hands, body, and sense of touch; they learn best through tactile representations and hands-on activities.

What characterizes Logical learners?

They rely on logic, reasoning, systems, and sequences; they enjoy solving problems and understanding cause and effect.

What characterizes Social learners?

They prefer learning in groups, sharing ideas, and benefiting from study groups.

What characterizes Solitary (Intrapersonal) learners?

They prefer to work alone, need quiet time, and use self-study to process information.

What are the three parts of an effective presentation structure?

Opening (Bridge), Body, Closing.

What is the purpose of the Opening (Bridge) in a presentation?

To grab the audience's attention and give them a reason to be interested in the topic.

What is the purpose of the Closing in a presentation?

To leave the final impression with the audience.

What are presentation skills used for?

Delivering effective and engaging presentations to a variety of audiences, including the structure of your presentation, slide design, tone of voice, and body language.

Name one strategy mentioned to manage presentation fear.

Practice extensively and get organized.

What are the learning outcomes by the end of the lecture?

Define and differentiate between different learning styles; identify your preferred learning style.