Learning Patterns: Multiple Choice Questions – GEN105, Week 2

Summary

Learning patterns are ways that people prefer to process information. Students learn about different learning patterns and how they affect learning.

Learning Patterns and Thinking

Learning patterns affect how people think and process information. The document describes the Use First pattern and its effects on thinking.

Different Pattern Combinations

People often use more than one learning pattern. The document explains how different combinations of patterns affect learning and group work.

Building Your Learning Profile

Students can build a learning profile based on their patterns. The document gives an example of how learning patterns can be used intentionally.

Key terms

Use First Pattern

The main learning pattern that a person uses.

Sequence Pattern

A learning pattern that involves ordering information.

Precision Pattern

A learning pattern that involves detailed and accurate information.

Confluence Pattern

A learning pattern that involves exploring many ideas at once.

Dynamic Learner

A person who can shift between different learning patterns.

Strong-Willed Learner

A person who uses many Use First patterns.

Questions this document helps with

• How do learning patterns affect thinking?
• What are the different combinations of learning patterns?
• How can I build my learning profile?

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