Every student has a uniquely different
learning style: they learn, concentrate and process information in
different ways.
Many educational profiling tools are available,
but only the LSA reveals all a student's biophysical makeup and conditioned
style elements across the six key areas in the Learning Style Pyramid
Model:
Brain
Processing
Sensory
Modalities
Physical
Needs
Environmental
Preferences
Social
Aspects
Attitudes |
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LSA reveals – |
each
student's unique combination of style features |
LSA shows – |
how
to rearrange the learning environment to get better results |
LSA provides – |
guidelines
for helping students concentrate better and learn
most successfully |
LSA adapts – |
to
the specific needs of three age groups: |
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The
Learning Style Analysis is based on a questionnaire, which
takes approximately 20 minutes to complete. |
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The
LSA generates instant results: a personal profile for each
unique individual or even a learning group. |
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LSA
guidelines then help translate the findings into the perfect
learning environment: individual learning styles become personal
strengths that drive motivation, concentration and academic
results. |
Across
six layers, LSA measures the combination of
48
preferences, to discover whether students
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analytical left-brain
thinkers who focus on details and logic OR holistic right-brain
thinkers who need the big picture and like learning to be fun
-
concentrate well in a brightly-lit classroom OR
learn
better with the curtains drawn
-
can sit and concentrate for
a whole session OR need
to stretch, wander or snack to stay focused
-
respond
well to a lecture-style setting OR
learn best by doing, in a hands-on environment
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are comfortable with routine OR feel
stimulated by change and variety
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are highly motivated self-starters OR need
external motivation
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are systematic and persistent OR spontaneous and fluctuating
and
a wide range of other variables, each of which can have a profound impact
on learning performance.
Generate a huge range of benefits for
students, schools and families by accommodating these styles in classrooms, learning
spaces and at home.