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Index
of Learning Styles - assesses preferences on four dimensions
(active/reflective, sensing/intuitive, visual/verbal, and sequential/global)
of a learning style model |
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Intelligence
- good summary of definitions and theories of intelligence |
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Keirsey
Temperament Sorter - An on-line questionnaire designed to
identify different kinds of personality. It is similar to other
devices derived from Carl Jung's theory of “psychological types,” such
as the Myers-Briggs, the Singer-Loomis, and the Grey-Wheelright. |
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Multiple
Intelligences Survey - helps to pinpoint strengths in linguistic-verbal,
logical-mathematical, bodily-kinesthetic, spatial-visual, musical,
interpersonal, intrapersonal, naturalist, and spiritual-existential
areas |
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Personal
Learning Style Inventory - brief questionnaire indicates whether your
preferred learning style is visual (picture), kinesthetic (physical),
or auditory (hearing) |
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Plan the
Trip - part of the comprehensive NextNET career
exploration, planning, and job search site from Calgary, Canada; helps
you identify your interests, skills, and values, plus how to research
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Self-Assessment
- a more elaborate personal inventory and
self-portrait; the first of University of Pennsylania's Five
Steps to Career Discovery and Planning |
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University of
Michigan's Center for Research on Learning and Teaching
- offers material academic integrity and incivility in the classroom; evaluation
of teaching; learning styles and theories; multiculturalism/diversity in teaching;
the scholarship of teaching and learning; syllabus and course design; teaching
methods/approaches; testing, grading, and feedback on student learning; and
using technology in teaching |
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What Turns You
On - a brief career planning worksheet |