How do you think you best learn? by

by doing stuff

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applying content and connecting it to previous material/experiences

i learn by teaching

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i have to learn something in extreme detail in order to teach it (even to extrapolate the big picture)

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through practice

Putting it into practice myself

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By trying and failing, and then succeeding!

repetition

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Hands on! I like to have something physical in front of me, whether it’s a drawing or something 3d

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examples and practice

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interactive activities

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through retrospection/reflection

by doing it and repetition

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Reputation until it’s understood

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visuals

mjvarela6 — 2024-04-23 00:52:37 UTC

Hand on application/ gaining as much in person experience as i can

Learning by example

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Reading and discussing/problem-solving

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When someone clearly explains and models something

Hands on Learning/auditory

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I learn best with an activity or when I listen to someone explain something well

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By transcribing a concept and then transforming it into a visual aid and then having to recall the concept in an activity or real world context unaided

repetition repetition repetition

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By challenging the understanding we have

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By doing hands on learning WITH repetition (doing it first with guidance then independently)

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Example problems

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Some form of writing it down and the chance to interact with the material / "do it myself"

through application and connection

lzabezhi — 2024-04-23 00:52:51 UTC

By studying the material and familiarizing with the themes

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solving problems using the content, applying content to real problems

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By understanding the concepts of what is going on and taking in the information by listening

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I learn from seeing a completed example with the solution or result and trying to replicate it on my own.

Understanding things.

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reading and hands on projects, but mostly visual

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I best learn by visualizing, hands-on experiences, making mistakes, and reflecting.

examples and visuals, step by step, 1:1

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By being told what to do and why

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Working though application problems while building my understanding

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Guided discussions, analogies and metaphors, organizing my understanding, and asking questions

Applying content to different perspectives (like a physical perspective (real world), geometric/graphical perspective, and algebraic perspective)

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I learn best by working through examples one step at a time, then repeating when to do what steps when they're necessary.

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organizing concepts and connect

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verbalizing and talking through what i'm learning