Learning and Thinking Style

Authors: Manish Kumar Singh , Dr. Neeta Singh

Pages: 88-91

Abstract:

Individuals demonstrate different learning and thinking styles in different contexts, adding new ways to process information and thereby improving them to make better decisions in life. Students take and write information differently, be it writing, reading, watching, listening, reasoning, analyzing, inning or experimenting. One learner does not have to follow the information in one way and another learner does not have to follow the same methods. Most people are somewhat simplistic in the use of their styles and they try to adapt the demand of their style to the circumstances. This is because the human mind plays a flexible role in accomplishing a variety of tasks. It is therefore important for parents, teachers and students to understand and recognize the nature of the mind and its functions in a variety of learning and thinking.