# Learning styles

* [Learning styles exercise](/teacher-curriculum/exercises/learning-styles.md#learning-styles-exercise)
  * [Learning objectives](/teacher-curriculum/exercises/learning-styles.md#learning-objectives)
  * [Study Guide](/teacher-curriculum/exercises/learning-styles.md#study-guide)
  * [Exercises](/teacher-curriculum/exercises/learning-styles.md#exercises)
  * [Learning Paths](/teacher-curriculum/exercises/learning-styles.md#learning-paths)

## Learning objectives

* Being able to identify different learning styles
* Prepare a topic for the different learning styles

## Study Guide

* [Learning Styles](/teacher-curriculum/topics/learning-styles.md)

## Exercises

1. How many learning styles do you think there are?
   1. What learning styles are these?
2. Select a topic you have taught before. Prepare a description of how you would teach the topic for each of the learning styles
3. What learning style do you think you yourself are? How would you teach the topic above to yourself?

## Learning Paths

* [Groundwork for student learning](/teacher-curriculum/learning-paths/groundwork-for-student-learning.md)


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