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I just completed a qualifying program for the Myers-Briggs and was struck
by how useful it can be for exploration personal learning styles. Does
anyone know of books or articles which explore this? I am new here, and
haven't looked at archives yet for conversations about learning styles. I
have been looking at Kolb, the McBer LSI, Bernice McCarthy, and just heard
today about someone named Gregoric. Where can I find the best thinking
and practices on exploring personal learning styles? (I am a trainer who
facilitates teams for career exploration and work search--in a context of
life purpose, core values and competencies, life-long learning. The
primary mode of discourse is dialogue. I have been following the work of
Peter Senge and Innovation Associates for years, and took the Systems
Thinking course this year. I work for a public agency in Massachusetts,
and it's part of my job to be engaged always in my own career exploration
and work search.) I'm excited about joining this conversation. Thanks.
-- Larry Hanawalt LHanawalt@aol.com