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Jan 1, 2010
Identifying the individual student's Learning Style enables the educator to prepare appropriate curriculum, as well as more effective lesson plans, thus presenting information in the manner most beneficial for the student's understanding. For example: If a 1st grade student is 'tactile' or 'kinesthetic', which means that they need to touch and move for learning, this student would most likely perform poorly in a traditional structured classroom setting. A tactile learner needs to 'touch' to 'see', and would benefit greatly by utilizing math manipulatives, such as dominos, or cubes for learning addition, subtraction, and even ...See More
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