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Power chapter 1

Chapter 1 terms

TermDefinition
P.O.W.E.R. Learning A system designed to help people achieve their goals based on the 5 steps
Long-term goals Aims relating to major accomplishments that take some time to achieve
Short-term goals Relatively limited steps toward the accomplishment of long-term goals
Motivation The inner power and psychological energy that directs and fuels behavior
Evaluation An assessment of the match between a product or activity and the goals it was intended to meet
Critical thinking A process involving reanalysis, questioning and challenge of underlying assumptions
Learning style One's preferred manner of acquiring, using, and thinking about knowledge
Receptive learning style The way in which we initially receive information
Read/write learning style A style that involves a preference for written material (favoring reading)
Visual/graphic learning style A style that favors material presented visually in a diagram or picture
Auditory/verbal learning style A style that favors listening as the best approach to learning
Tactile/kinesthetic learning style A style of learning by touching, and doing things
Left-brain processing info processed primarily preformed by the left hemisphere of the brain (focusing on verbal competence) such as reading, speaking thinking and reasoning. one bit at a time
Right-brain processing info processed primarily preformed by the right hemisphere of the brain (focusing on nonverbal domains) understanding of spatial relationships and recognition of patterns & drawings, music & emotional expression
Created by: trishalundy
 

 



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