Casey Frey's List: Read/Write

• prefer to have   information pres
• Balance is key. You don't want to get too far on any one side of the learning dimensions. When you do that you limit your ability to take in new information and make sense of it quickly, accurately, and effectively.
• if   you rely too much on sensing, you can tend to prefer what   is familiar, and concentrate on facts you know instead of   being innovative and adapting to new situations. Seek out   opportunities to learn theoretical information and then   bring in facts to support or negate these theories.
• Take time to identify how you prefer to learn and then force yourself   to break out of your comfort zone. Once you start learning in   new ways you'll be amazed at how much more you catch and how much   easier it is to assimilate information and make sense of what   is going on.

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