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Mzia Salukvadze - Ozurgeti public school #1 Tamar Maghlaperidze - Ozurgeti public school #3

Mzia Salukvadze - Ozurgeti public school #1 Tamar Maghlaperidze - Ozurgeti public school #3. Learning styles. What is learning style? It is individual’s mode of gaining knowledge, especially a preferred or best method. Why is this topic important ? It helps lesson planning.

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Mzia Salukvadze - Ozurgeti public school #1 Tamar Maghlaperidze - Ozurgeti public school #3

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  1. MziaSalukvadze- Ozurgeti public school #1 Tamar Maghlaperidze- Ozurgeti public school #3

  2. Learning styles

  3. What is learning style? It is individual’s mode of gaining knowledge, especially a preferred or best method.

  4. Why is this topic important? • It helps lesson planning. • Identify students needs. • Supports engagement and motivation of the students.

  5. Psychologists have identified seven basic learning styles: • Linguistic • Logical • Visual • Musical • Kinesthetic • Intrapersonal • Interpersonal

  6. Three basic types of learning styles: • Visual- People learn by seeing what they are learning (see/imagine/pictures) • Auditory- People learn well when information is presented through music. (hear/listen/sounds) • Kinesthetic-Movement and physical activities help the people learn. (touch/move/experience)

  7. Test Peers for finding out what learning styles they belong to

  8. students retain: •   10% of what they read •   20% of what they hear •   30% of what they see •   50% of what they see and hear •    70% of what they say •    90% of what they say and do

  9. Activity one: Action mimes • Students stand around the circle • Say sentence in the present continuous tense • The next student mimes and thinks about another sentence • This then passes on the next student to mime and so on.

  10. Sentence Building-Students will build up sentences using cards .

  11. Activity three: Listening to music • Students listen to the music • Correct the words in bold • Listen again and check

  12. Reflection: • Will these activities work in your class ? • How will the students react? • Will you modify it? How? • What suggestions do you have for improving this methods?

  13. Thank you  

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