by Diana Waring | Apr 25, 2024 | Different Smarts & Learners, Educating at Home
Different Kinds of Learners When it comes to learning, we all know that there are differences. Some seem to learn easily in school (straight “A” students), while others tend to fail. Some seem naturally “bookish,” while others prefer to be doing an activity. Some...
by Diana Waring | Apr 25, 2024 | Different Smarts & Learners, Educating at Home
We started in the previous post on a short series about Learning Modalities: visual, auditory, and kinesthetic, which are three routes by which new information can be received by our brains. Though we may use any of these different routes, it is helpful to know that...
by Diana Waring | Apr 25, 2024 | Different Smarts & Learners, Educating at Home
Before we get started, remember that this information is to give us insight when our kids struggle to learn, AND to remind us that our kids (and spouse) may approach things quite differently than we do! In the previous 2 posts, we looked at the significant impact of...
by Diana Waring | Apr 25, 2024 | Different Smarts & Learners, Educating at Home
In this final article on Learning Modalities—visual, auditory, and kinesthetic, it’s important to note that we can use any or all of these approaches. However, when things are difficult to learn, one particular approach will be easier for an individual. Discovering...
by Diana Waring | Apr 25, 2024 | Different Smarts & Learners, Educating at Home
Today’s blog is about those who are Body Smart—an intelligence that is seldom recognized unless you happen to be a highly-paid athlete. So, to get started, let me ask: Do you remember that student in class who was always drumming their hands on the desk,...
by Diana Waring | Apr 25, 2024 | Different Smarts & Learners, Educating at Home
Do you thrill to the elegant precision of mathematical formulas? Do you love to do calculations in your head? Do you enjoy reconciling your bank account? If so, you are strong in the Math-Logical intelligence—you are Number Smart! Schools tend to recognize and reward...