1. HMLT 5203 – ASSIGNMENT 1
EXAMINATION OF
LEARNING STYLES AND
TEACHING STYLES AND
HOW THESE IMPACT ON
STUDENT LEARNING
Loh Khang Ling (780203-07-5353)
2. TEACHER PROFILE
Loh Khang Ling
Senior Consultant in computer software firm
Trainer in company
Provide training in company:
Business knowledge for company products
Technical knowledge for company products
Company development standards
3. STUDENTS PROFILE
Wong Tze Boon (Support Analyst – 2 years experience)
Mathivanan Longanathan (Support Analyst – 3 years experience)
Mohd Rozaimi B. Seman (Support Analyst – 1 year experience)
Khaw Shu Wen (Support Analyst – 2 years experience)
Ho Chi Tah (Software engineer – 2 years experience)
Goo Shyoan Chian (Support Analyst – 1 year experience)
Chua Wei Yao (Support Analyst – 1 year experience)
Lai Wei Yap (Consultant – 5 years experience)
Chong Say Yee (Support Analyst – 2 years experience)
Yap Lye Yee (Support Analyst – 2 years experience)
Nazura Bt. Anuar (Senior Suport Analyst – 4 years experience)
4. TRAINING DESCRIPTION
Basic credit card business knowledge
Basic product knowledge
Basic knowledge in IBM ISeries Server
Basic product programming training following
company’s programming standard
5. TEACHING STYLE ASSESSMENT
Using Students Achieving Improved Learning
Strategies (SAILS) Project tools
http://www.roanestate.edu/qep/teachingstyles.html
10 questions
6. LEARNING STYLE ASSESSMENT
Using Students Achieving Improved Learning
Strategies (SAILS) Project tools
http://www.roanestate.edu/sails/learningstyles.asp
20 questions
8. KINESTHETIC TEACHING MODE
Prefer to have students do, touch or feel
something
Use more role playing method
Involve a lot of lab work (hands-on training)
Frequently start a group study or group
discussion
11. KINESTHETIC LEARNING MODE
Role playing in class
Field trips related to course material
Frequent study breaks
Study group, learn by teaching others
Create/ Modify own course material
Apply learning in class to real-life situations
During lectures, imagine one self doing what
lectures mentioned
12. VISUAL LEARNING MODE
Concentrate on illustrations, charts and
diagrams
Prefer to make visual association with course
material
Attention to descriptive words in course material
Prefer visual format material than lecture notes
in text
Illustrated flash cards
Recall instructor visual image in class to
remember subject of lecture
Video clips as supplements to course reading
13. READING & WRITING BASED
LEARNING MODE
Prefer texts and captions than illustrations
Outline course topics
Focus on formatted text (boldface, italics etc.)
Prefer lecture notes in complete sentences
Recall by listing key terms and details
Write down summary of learning
14. CHANGE TEACHING STYLE
Current teaching style match 50% of learning
style
Most of the student prefer kinesthetic
Nearly half of the class prefer kinesthetic
The other half of the class with visual learning
style and reading & writing learning style
Very minimum percentage with auditory
learning style
Teaching style should adjust to a balance of:
Kinesthetic
Visual
Reading & Writing
16. TEACHING MODE ADJUSTMENTS
(PART 1)
Prepare video clips to introduce credit card
business flow [visual]
Prepare training presentation slides with
illustration, charts and diagrams [visual]
Share related presentation slides (partial of full
slides) at the end of every training session
[visual]
Prepare training notes in text format and
distribute training notes among learners [r&w]
Format text in training notes to include boldface,
italic and underlined text in training notes for
important points in training notes [r&w]
17. TEACHING MODE ADJUSTMENTS
(PART 2)
Encourage learners to take notes using their own
preference method (text, illustrated, flow-chart
etc.) [kinesthetic] [visual] [r&w]
Introduce study break frequently [kinesthetic]
Share own experiences with learners during
study breaks [visual]
Involve learners in group discussion frequently
[kinesthetic]
Involve learners in hands-on exercise frequently
[kinesthetic]
18. STEPS TO TRAIN LEARNERS TO
ADOPT NEW LEARNING STYLES
Go through learning style assessment with
learners
Explain benefits of adopting multiple learning
styles
Integrate learning activities in different learning
styles
Slowly, lessen activities in dominant learning style
and increase activities in less dominant learning
style
Monitoring learners progress in adopting new
learning styles