Adult Education and Learning Styles

It's heartwarming to see so many people return to university to study for their second (or sometimes their third!) career. Some of them are mothers who have spare time on their hands now that their children are at school from 9A.M. till 3P.M. Some are people who only now have the luxury to follow a passion. Some decide to retrain in order to get a promotion or a better job.

Whatever the reason, they take their learning seriously. At Creative Learning, we do, too. And we know our learning style analysis can help.

Many tools out there promise to analyse your learning style, but what we have to offer goes beyond the usual simultaneous/systematic thinker or the visual/auditory/kinesthetic learner. Our tools deal with those issues as well, but in addition examines the following aspects of learning:

• Does the person concentrate best early in the morning, around lunchtime or in the evening?
• Could chewing or snacking help this individual learn better? (See http://blogs.clc.co.nz/LearningStyles/archive/2009/06/25/chewing-gum-and-learning-styles.aspx)
• Would background music help or hinder? (http://blogs.clc.co.nz/LearningStyles/archive/2008/08/07/learning-styles-and-hearing-loss.aspx)
• Does the person work better in a warm or cool environment?
• And many more.

Discover your learning style today.