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Learning Mathematics
In order to help establish working groups, we need to know
more about our learning styles and our mathematical strengths and
weaknesses. Different students learn mathematics in different ways.
Some students are more visual -- they can understand more from
pictures and graphical displays of information. Others are more
computational -- they learn better through applications and problem
solving. Some students learn through patterns, that is, they see
several examples and work through several more on their own until they
can recognize general patterns. Others are able to understand general
structures and rules and then are able to use computational techniques
to fill in the details.
In order to explore these ideas, break up into pairs and answer these
questions. Each one of you is responsible for writing your partner's
responses to these questions. You should bring these write-ups to
class tomorrow.
Thu Jul 29 16:28:25 EDT 1999