Leaderboard
Wiki User
Answered 2007-10-07 07:34:19
The following are just some of the qualities of a good learner. However, we must note that what may be a good quality for one individual may not be as effective for another. It is a matter of choosing the right practice particular to the one who is learning. Still, we can get a general overview that others may add on to. * To be a good learner, one must first have the mentality that he/she is not beyond being taught. * A good learner must have a passion for knowledge. It is an innate energy or drive that facilitates a need for higher understanding, which may also be particular to a specific goal or objective. * A good learner usually will have or seek to increase good critical thinking skills. It's the ability to take everything under consideration, and through simplicity of thought (which is not simple thinking) make sense out of things, or issues that may even appear to be chaotic at first. * A good learner remains focused on the subject matter at hand, and takes time to review the material until it is assimilated appropriately, or we might say until it is well ingrained. * A good learner also knows when it is a good time or bad time to study. In other words as mentioned above, understands the importance of remaining focused. * A good learner will usually have good time management skills. * A good learner perseveres and does not become frustrated or discouraged when items are not easily understood at first. * A good learner will realize that in many instances, learning is not always a spontaneous event, but something that is realized over a period of time. * A good learner understands the importance of practice, practice, practice. Well, the above qualities are just some off the top of my head. I am sure others can add on to the list, and even add a different perspective Viper1
Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic, and Tactile. Expansion on that would be the Multiple Intelligences.
Your Answer
Still Have Questions?
Related Questions
Why is methods important in teaching?
Methods are important in teaching because they have been proven to work. The goal of a teacher is to help a student understand, and with methods teachers can cater to a students learning style.
What has the author David E Bartz written?
David E. Bartz has written: '12 teaching methods to enhance student learning' -- subject(s): Learning, Teaching
What is constructivism?
Constructivism is a set of assumptions about the nature of human learning that guide constructivist learning theories and teaching methods of education. Constructivism values developmentally appropriate teacher-supported learning that is initiated and directed by the student.
What are the disadvantages of e-learning?
e-learning courses misses the interaction between teacher and student which is among the best learning experience for an individual student .
Do year round schools help enhance student learning?
Not necessarily. Effective teaching and learning helps to enhance student learning.
Necessity of learning business law as a student of bba?
Necessity of Learning Business Law as a Student of BBA
What is the difference between distance learning and computer base learning?
Computer based learning is a subset of methods of distance learning.
If you work in a group with a tactile learner what teaching methods would it be a good idea to use?
Hands-on ActivitiesA tactile learner excels in hands-on learning, so methods that allow the learner to actively participate, manipulate objects, and other hands-on teaching methods would be beneficial to that student.
Is an autistic student the same as special ed student?
No - 'special ed student' refers to a student who needs additional learning support in school or college, most autistic people do not require additional learning support.
What is the best way to teach English?
The best way to teach any subject is to observe how the student learns. People learn best if taught with methods that appeal to their learning style.
What learning benefits could teacher and student from intentional classroom dialogue?
What learning benefits could teacher and student from intentional classroom dialogue?
Factors that are responsible for learning by students in a typical school environment?
1. learning ability of the student 2. teaching ability of the teacher 3. teaching aids n methods used by the teacher 3. physical conditions of d classroom 4. the learning environment 7. knowledge of d teacher
What is a student pilot?
A person who is learning to fly.
What is face to face learning?
Face to face learning is when a student is in a brick and mortar atmosphere with an actual teacher. This is direct contact between the student and the teacher.
What is a audio visual learning disability?
A learning disability is a term to describe specific kinds of learning problems. A learning disability can cause a person to have trouble learning and using certain skills. Researchers believe that learning disabilities are caused by differences in how a person's brain works and how it processes information. Therefore an audio visual learning disability would mean that they have trouble processing information through auditory methods and visual methods they would however be able to process the information through hands on methods also known as tactile methods.
State and discuss educational development in Nigeria after independence?
attitudes of student towards learning business study attitudes of student towards learning business study
What do you call a person of learning starting with the letter S?
A scholar. A student is also a person of learning.
What does this quote mean no significant learning occurs without a significant learning?
The teacher was once the student.
How do you make A positive impact on student learning?
You teach
Benefit of e-learning to teacher and student?
e-learning course may benefit teacher and student from accessing their needed information for future usage or skill enhancement.
How can rote learning be changed?
As a teaching method, rote learning can be changed quite easily through a decision by instructors or administrators or both. The effects of rote learning are less easily changed; however, through new methods of instruction or newly directed rote learning (or both), the original effects may be gradually overcome. In all cases, the desire of the student to learn is the most important factor.
What does engaged learning mean?
Engaged learning is when a student is involved with the teacher when learning a subject. Instead of sitting idly and listening, they are alert and participating.
Why do you use Microsoft office as a student?
Because the student is learning from the teacher, that is Microsoft : ) have a nice day @dan020350
What is the motto of Technology Student Association?
Technology Student Association's motto is 'Learning to live in a technical world.'.
What are secondary school student rights?
they have no right except for learning
Educational Methods and TheoriesAuthors, Poets, and PlaywrightsPolitical Office HoldersE-LearningTeaching ResourcesBusiness LawLearning TheoriesAutismEducatorsBusiness & FinanceStudent Loans and Financial AidJobs & EducationLearning DisabilitiesNigeriaScattergories and Words Starting with Certain LettersFamous QuotationsEducationWeddingsMicrosoft OfficeSlogans and MottosColleges and Universities
