learning style inventory

Your learning style inventory is filled with your individual mix of learning styles - a map of your personal learning styles. Back in 1921, Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung outlined how people perceived things differently. He classified them as feelers, thinkers, sensors or intuitors. Jung was, as far as we know, the first to classify people also as either introverts or extroverts. Your learning style inventory is filled with your individual mix of learning styles - a map of your personal learning styles.

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Mark Victor Hansen, co-author, Chicken Soup for The Soul, says this book is "an important, world-changing book that will fast-forward us into the 21st century, virtually overnight" - and you can read it FREE on line. Your learning style inventory is filled with your individual mix of learning styles - a map of your personal learning styles. It's unfortunate that many of Jung's perspectives were dropped by 1930 and relatively ignored until recently. The extroverted thinkers, who abound in management, military strategy and some forms of science. People such as automotive pathfinder Lee Iacocca or British wartime military leader Bernard Montgomery. The introverted thinkers, often interested in ideas for their own sake: philosophers such as Charles Darwin, Rene Descartes and Jung himself. Your learning style inventory is filled with your individual mix of learning styles - a map of your personal learning styles.