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ESSENTIAL SKILLS
INVENTORY
LEARNING STYLES
COOK
NOC 6242
Learning by doing (kinesthetic)
When I put something together, I remember how it works.
I remember certain directions after I have done something once or
twice.
I like to do things like simple repairs where I can use my hands.
I can learn best if the instructor uses models, experiments and other
practical tools to show what he/she is talking about.
Using concrete examples is a good way for me to improve my math or
spelling skills.
I remember telephone numbers if I’ve dialed them a few times.
Learning in a group
I like learning in a group so I can discuss the work with others.
I enjoy helping other people in the group with their work.
If I need to do something, I don’t mind asking the person next to me.
Learning Alone
I can concentrate best if I work on my own.
It’s hard to work if people are talking around me.
I’d be embarrassed to show my mistakes to anyone other than an
instructor.
I can’t concentrate if people are moving around the room.
(Adapted from SGL Handbook, ALSO, Ottawa)
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Cook
NOC 6242