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- Seven Styles of Learning (Winters)
Presents Gardner's Multiple Intelligences.
- Learning Styles Handbook (Petreuer)
Presents key topics and is the source for several of the other articles in this section. 10-09
- Resources to Support Multiple Learning Styles and Contexts (NCREL)
Explores critical issues and provides resources to support multiple student learning styles.
- Learning Styles
- Styles - Swing Style Jazz (PBS - Ken Burns Jazz - Schoenberg)
Provides a short background of swing jazz. 2-01
- Styles - Bebop Style Jazz (PBS - Ken Burns Jazz - Schoenberg)
Provides a short background of bebop jazz. 2-01
- Styles of Jazz (PBS - Ken Burns Jazz - Schoenberg)
Provides a short background on different styles of jazz, including New Oreleans, swing, bebop, cool jazz, hard bop, free jazz, and fusion style. 2-01
- Processes, Styles, and Movements in Photography (Leggat)
Provides an alphabetical listing of many of the processes, styles, and movements in the history of photography. 3-01
- Summary of Normative Communication Styles and Values (Elliot, Adams, and Sockalingam)
Summarizes normative communication styles and values in the the United States. Displays the patterns in charts. 5-01
- Recumbent Bicycles - Styles (IHPVA - Krieg)
Provides drawings of the different styles of recumbents. Recommends the compact long wheelbase (CLWB) design for newer users because of its stability and ease of getting on and off. 7-01
- Color Elements and Principles, Concepts, Media, Styles, and Artists (Sanford)
Provides an introduction to color in painting. 9-01
- Models of Learning Styles (Clark)
Provides various models of learning styles, including VAK, Kolb,'s Learning Style Inventory, Myers Briggs Type Indicator, Gardner's Multiple Intelligences, and more. 4-03
- Money Styles (iVillage.com)
"Planning for retirement can be a serious source of conflict if you and your mate don't see eye to eye. In my professional practice I work with couples who are in conflict over finances. Every couple has its own situation and dynamic, but three situations come up time and time again. See whether your husband is most like Phil, Fred or George -- and how you can work with him to get your retirement spending on track." 11-05
- -02-27-08 A Clash of Styles in Debate in Ohio (Time.com)
"Clinton was clearly intent on positioning herself as a fighter who could take on Republicans in the fall and all enemies, foreign and domestic, after that. Obama by contrast seemed far more interested in establishing himself as a cool conciliator, who could bridge the differences that divide his party and the nation." 2-08
- Styles of Classroom Management - Self-Assessment (Indiana University - Chawley)
Provides a quiz to help determine your style of class management. 4-02
- Mixing Styles (MSN Lifestyle)
"Both of you came into this relationship with accumulated stuff from your previous lives, and it's likely that you both want much of that stuff to stay with you now, too. With a little organization, you can do "couple" without losing your individual styles or making bad compromises (a zebra-print rug)." 8-05
- Islamic Architecture in Isfahan (Rochford)
"Isfahan (pron. esfahaan) has been designated by UNESCO as a world heritage. It contains a wide range of Islamic Architectural styles ranging from the 11th century (C.E.) to the 19th. This archive contains photographs and descriptions of some of the most interesting and unusual ones." 09-09
- Astronomy - Suns and Stars (Ralph)
Provides a variety of suns and stars in different sizes and styles. Copyright conditions provided. 8-00
- Learning Theory and Domains of Learning (Kearsley)
Presents 50 theories of learning.
- Learning Style Inventory (Cerny)
Complete the inventory and gain a score for tactile, auditory, and visual preferences in learning style.
- Multiple Intelligences - Resources (Winters)
Provides references in the study of multiple intelligences.
- Graphic Organizers (NCREL)
Provides the Spider Map, Series of Events Chain, Compare and Contrast Matrix, Fishbone Map, Human Interaction Outline, Network Tree, Problem-Solution Outline and other graphic organizers to enhance multiple methods of learning.
- K-L-W-H Technique to Enhance Learning (NCREL)
K-L-W-H technique helps the student to utilize prior knowledge in the learning process.
- Anticipation - Reaction Guide to Enhance Learning (NCREL)
"An Anticipation/Reaction Guide is used to assess a class's knowledge before they begin a lesson."
- Heterogeneous Grouping to Enhance Learning (NCREL)
- Cooperative Learning - Benefits (NCREL)
- Graphic Organizers - A Class Example (NCREL)
DuSable High School students demonstrate how they used two graphic organizers.
- Multiple Intelligences Inventory
Provides a form to inventory a child's general strengths and weaknesses on each of seven intelligences.
- Engaged Learning - Indicators (NCREL)
- Learning Style Inventory (Center for New Discoveries in Learning)
- Learning Style Inventory (Johnston and Orwig)
- Problem Solving
- Reading and Writing
Includes listening skills, study skills and related resources.
- Tlingit of the Northwest U.S. Coast (Carnegie Museum of Natural History)
Examines the beliefs and life styles of four American Indian tribes of the United States, including the Tlingit. "Though all of these peoples have chosen different pathways and strategies for making a life in their various environments, one similar concept is voiced by all--that a reciprocal connection exists between people and the rest of the world."
- Hopi of the Southwest U.S. (Carnegie Museum of Natural History)
Examines the beliefs and life styles of four American Indian tribes of the United States, including the Hopi. "Though all of these peoples have chosen different pathways and strategies for making a life in their various environments, one similar concept is voiced by all--that a reciprocal connection exists between people and the rest of the world." 12-04
- Iroquois of the Northeast U.S. (Carnegie Museum of Natural History)
Examines the beliefs and life styles of four American Indian tribes of the United States, including the Iroquois. "Though all of these peoples have chosen different pathways and strategies for making a life in their various environments, one similar concept is voiced by all--that a reciprocal connection exists between people and the rest of the world."
- Cooperative Learning and Telecommuniations (Mining Co. - Walker)
Provides 15 annotated articles on application of cooperative learning to telecommunications.
- Classic Poetry (Deane)
Provides samples of poetry from Medieval times, Viking themes, Beowulf, and more. Explains the usages and styles of alliterative poetry. 12-01
- History of Music (Carrier)
Provides a Hall of Fame project for classes to select the best contributors to Western musical styles. Provides resources, such as Web links by period. 1-00
- Multiple Intelligences (Teacher Education)
Discusses multiple intelligences as presented by Howard Gardner. 1-00
- Citations - Elements (Columbia University Press - Walker and Taylor)
Provides examples of various styles of citations, including MLA, APA, Chicago, and more. Please note that APA style, rather than MLA style, is required most often in the social sciences in colleges.
- Historical Evolution of Jazz (A Passion for Jazz)
Provides a short history of jazz through the styles that evolved. 2-01
- Architects - Sullivan, Louis Henri (About.com - Craven)
Provides a short biography and related resources on a very influential architect. "Louis Sullivan is widely considered America's first truly modern architect. Instead of imitating historic styles, he created original forms and details." Sometimes visitors misspell as Louise Henry. 3-01
- Architectural Style - Modernism (About.com - Craven)
Describes the modernism style and its role in the twentieth century. Also discusses other styles, such as structuralism. 3-01
- Architecture Timeline (About.com - Craven)
Describes highlights of architecture throughout human history. Includes more recent styles, such as Renaissance, American Colonial, Baroque, Rococo, Georgian Colonial, Neoclassical, Federalist, Idealist, Greek Revival, Victorian, Art Nouveau, and Art Deco. 3-01
- Toolkit for Cross-Cultural Communication (Elliot, Adams, and Sockalingam)
Provides results from research and focus groups to improve communication across cultures. Found very large differences in "expectations, styles, assumptions, values, body language, and privilege" between Anglo or European Americans and other ethnic groups. Suggests ways to improve communication and collaboration at an individual level and for organizations. 5-01
- Patterns - Communication Patterns and Assumptions (Elliot, Adams, and Sockalingam)
Clarifies differences among ethnic groups in the United States in expectations, styles, assumptions, values, body language, and privilege. Suggests how to work with patterns and differences among ethnic groups while not using stereotypes. 5-01
- Alphabet - Writing in Cursive (AbcTeach)
Provides printable worksheets to help children write in cursive. Provides both D'Nealian and Zaner Bloser styles. 8-01
- Understanding Ethnic Differences (Awesome Library - Elliott, Adams, Sockalingam)
Provides a summary of research on ethnic differences in expectations, communication styles, and values to help improve communication. Warns against assuming that you know a person's ethnic affiliation based on his or her physical appearance. In addition, information about groups can help us ask good questions to learn more from an individual, but group information alone cannot provide us with the values, communication style, or expectations of an individual. 9-01
- Internal Gear Hubs Comparison (Brown)
Compares various styles of internal gear hubs. 1-02
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