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V@ndy87

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Student A read the text and visualized how to make a bed. Student B went to the practice lab and practiced making a bed.
 
  Assuming each was using their preferred learning style, which statement is true about who will most likely pass the skill evaluation of bed-making?
 
  a. Student A will pass.
  b. Student B will pass.
  c. Students A and B are equally likely to pass.
  d. Neither student A nor B will pass.

Question 2

A student states, I have identified my personal learning style preference as visual. From this statement, it can be understood that the identified style preference
 
  a. is the only way the individual can learn.
  b. represents the way the student learns best.
  c. has been derived primarily from biologic attributes.
  d. suggests the need to develop additional learning strategies.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C
Because each individual thinks differently, each learns differently. If each learner uses his or her preferred learning style, each would be capable of learning the skill and performing to standard. Therefore, the two students are equally likely to pass the skill evaluation.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B
A learning style preference reflects the sensory system used most comfortably by the learner to receive information.





 

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