Essential Skills Manual - Automotive Service Technician

ESSENTIAL SKILLS
INVENTORY
NAME:
Learning by hearing (auditory)
LEARNING STYLES
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LEARNING STYLES CHECKLIST
I remember the things I hear better than the things I see.
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
TECHNICIAN
NOC 7321
I learn better when someone explains to me how to do something
better than when I follow a diagram.
I find it easier to remember a telephone number I have heard than one
I have read.
I prefer to listen to the news on the radio than to read the newspaper.
I remember the times tables by saying them to myself.
After I am introduced to someone, I’m good at remembering his/her
name.
Learning by seeing (visual)
I remember what I’ve seen, better than what I have heard.
I remember what happened by seeing the incident in my head.
I remember what I hear by picturing it in my head.
I am good at remembering faces.
When someone says a number, I don’t understand it until I see it
written down.
I can add simple numbers which are written down better than numbers
that are in my head (e.g., 16+24+10+98).
To remember a car license number, I picture it in my head.
Automotive Service
Technician
NOC 7321