Learning Styles: Chaotic Learners
Chaotic learners are those that do not know what they don’t know yet, and also do not have a meta-model for their learning best practices. That is, they might know how they learn best, but in any case, they don’t know how to explain that to others.
- Needs the team to deploy a diverse set of teaching strategies upfront to see “what sticks”.
- Needs frequent and explicit push to reflect on what they’ve learned and how.
- Might experience anxiety at proposals to share their learnings with their team.
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