Self Assessment of the steps.

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 …

…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