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Who's Talking Case Study

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E. Laxmi Lydia
Associate Professor
Computer Science and Engineering
Vignan Institute of Information Technology (VIIT)

Assignment 1
Exercise: Who’s Talking?
Identify the learning style dimension indicated by each student comment. Dimensions may be used more than once. Some statements may have more than one possible answer
_______Student____________ 1. I don’t see what this math garbage has to do with the real world
________Student________ 2. I go crazy when I have to sit still through a class – I need to do stuff and talk about it to learn it
___Student and Instructor_ 3. I can’t do the homework unless I see how it all fits together.
________________ 4. I hate this plug and chug – it’s broring!
________________ 5. Lectures don’t do a thing for me. You want me to understand something, show me a picture.
________________ 6. Even when I know how to do the problems, I always run out of time on tests
________________ 7. Everyone around me can do the problems and I can’t and I fail. Then I get it, but by then the teacher is on to something else. I can never win.
________________ 8. Don’t just tell me stuff – tell me why I should care about it. Answer the following questions
1. What are the different ways students take in information and process it? (Learning styles)
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