Learning Styles Teacher Training Resources
 

variety of learning approaches

Teachers have a learning style that will become their default mode in the way they teach if they are not careful. They must remember that many of the students in their class could learn best using a different approach due to the way they think and their sensory preferences.
 
Awareness is the first step for Bible teachers so it is helpful to learn about the different learning styles. However, they must go beyond simply knowing about how different students best learn to structuring to accommodate these differences.
 
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Learning Styles Worksheet
Teachers must guard against teaching in ways that utilize only or primarily their own learning style. This worksheet will remind teachers that students learn best using their styles of learning, not the teacher's, but also encourages teachers not to park themselves at the door when they teach.

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