Week 4 Personal Strategy Card EXP105 Aug2014
EXP 105: Week 4
Personal Strategy Card
Name:
A. LCI Scores
Sequence
Precision
Technical
Reasoning
Confluence
Record your LCI scores in the boxes provided.
26
28
29
23
B. Carefully describe the degree to which you use each of your Learning Patterns.
(Refer to the Personal Learning Profile you developed for your Week Two assignment and any feedback provided by your instructor to determine if you need to refine your responses as you complete this section.)
Sequence: When I use sequential pattern on a use first basis I feel most comfortable, knowing that if I follow everything step-by-step makes completing assignments from beginning to end without interruption go smoother. Using sequential pattern in my household makes things easier, because you find myself seeking order and consistency, even when I'm not trying to. Now, that I've learned about sequence learning I notice it at work more often, with my desk. Everything has to be tidy and organised, if not I feel frustrated until I get it how I want it. I found out that I tend to do well when I know I am depended on to complete the task at hand.
Precision: I don't really agree with using precise pattern on a use first basis. One thing I do enjoy doing is answering questions, but I find myself being a little to specific. Some people call me noisy, but I just like to know exactly what's going on. In that case everyone uses precise pattern on a use first basis.
Technical Reasoning: Using technical pattern on a use first basis is what I do often. I'm always trying to solve problems without writing out answers. In my opinion people learn best from their past experience. I have no sisters or brothers so I've always had a stand-alone, independent attitude.
Confluence: My score indicated that I use the confluence learning pattern, as needed which is understandable. I guess it's a good thing to have confluence to be used on a as needed basis, because these patterns tend to lay dormant until I need to wake
Personal Strategy Card
Name:
A. LCI Scores
Sequence
Precision
Technical
Reasoning
Confluence
Record your LCI scores in the boxes provided.
26
28
29
23
B. Carefully describe the degree to which you use each of your Learning Patterns.
(Refer to the Personal Learning Profile you developed for your Week Two assignment and any feedback provided by your instructor to determine if you need to refine your responses as you complete this section.)
Sequence: When I use sequential pattern on a use first basis I feel most comfortable, knowing that if I follow everything step-by-step makes completing assignments from beginning to end without interruption go smoother. Using sequential pattern in my household makes things easier, because you find myself seeking order and consistency, even when I'm not trying to. Now, that I've learned about sequence learning I notice it at work more often, with my desk. Everything has to be tidy and organised, if not I feel frustrated until I get it how I want it. I found out that I tend to do well when I know I am depended on to complete the task at hand.
Precision: I don't really agree with using precise pattern on a use first basis. One thing I do enjoy doing is answering questions, but I find myself being a little to specific. Some people call me noisy, but I just like to know exactly what's going on. In that case everyone uses precise pattern on a use first basis.
Technical Reasoning: Using technical pattern on a use first basis is what I do often. I'm always trying to solve problems without writing out answers. In my opinion people learn best from their past experience. I have no sisters or brothers so I've always had a stand-alone, independent attitude.
Confluence: My score indicated that I use the confluence learning pattern, as needed which is understandable. I guess it's a good thing to have confluence to be used on a as needed basis, because these patterns tend to lay dormant until I need to wake