When trying to access one's learning style, it is important to identify the stages of personal development and how impactful these stages were. According to Thomas Hoerr, a writer for the Scholastic Parent & Child publication, "You can begin to see a preference for particular styles at around age 2. By then your child will most likely respond best to specific activities and types of experiences" (2; Multiple Intelligences). The easiest starting point that I can remember …
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…and the concept of maximizing learning potential based on subject matter and learning style, I can work towards becoming more effective in the group learning setting. Unfortunately in my workplace, most of the activities do not lend to working in groups so I will need to find other forums to further my 'group skill-set'. Works Cited Hoerr, Thomas. "Multiple Intelligences." Scholastic Parent & Child Feb/Mar 2002: 2 Hutchinson, Linda "Effective Teaching." BMJ: British Medical Journal Apr 2003: 810