EXERCISE 1: LEARNING STYLES

Review the material on learning styles presented earlier (from David Kolb). In your opinion, which of the four learning styles best describes you? Have a friend or some- one close to you look over this material and see what learning style they think you have (hopefully, there is agreement between the two of you). Finally, discuss your individual learning styles with a small group of students (e.g., from your class). What sorts of implications are there for group work when group members have dif- ferent learning styles? How might this carry over to the workplace?