Adapting to Different Learning Styles - Word Document [Download]

Overview

Learning is not an easily diagrammed 1-2-3-4 process, says Marlene LeFever in this training tool. God was much more creative when he crafted our minds. Each of us learns best in a pattern that is uniquely ours.
The children's and adult education programs in our churches will be more effective when we embrace this reality. We must try to teach in the ways that our congregants can learn. This resource can help you understand the range of learning styles out there, and how that should shape your church's teaching.
NOTE: You have permission to make up to 1,000 copies of this resource to be distributed in a church or educational setting.

This Training Pack contains all of the following:

Title: Individual Learning Styles
Deck: Great teaching matches truth with the ways people learn best.
Author: by Penny Zettler

Title: Style Matters for Children
Deck: Use the individual learning approaches of children to inspire spiritual growth.
Author: by Cynthia Ulrich Tobias

Title: Making New Methods Work
Deck: Now that you know about the four learning styles, how can you adapt them to a class?
Author: by Penny Zettler

Title: Matching Technique to Learning Style
Deck: Ask these questions to keep your methods from turning into gimmicks.
Author: by Roberta Hestenes

Title: Special Kids Deserve Special Attention
Deck: Use teachers and volunteers to make key connections with the kids and their parents.
Author: by William Gullick

Title: We Dona t All Learn Alike
Deck: Students learn in multiple ways, which means that teachers have to vary their approaches.
Author: by Marlene LeFever

Title: Helping Parents
Deck: The church can take important steps in support of moms and dads with ADD/ADHD children.
Author: by Marlene LeFever

Title: Learning Disabilities Checklist
Deck: Clues for detection and tips to create a great learning environment for all kids.
Author: by Jim Pierson