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We know from research that people tend to prefer to learn in a particular style or mode. Those learning styles include visual (by seeing), auditory (by hearing), or tactile (by doing).
From what you know of yourself, in which of these three modes do you think you prefer to
learn? Could you provide an example of your learning in that mode? Are there times when a
combination of styles serves your learning best? If so, what are these combinations?

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