Adapting to Different Learning Styles

Learning is not an easily diagrammed 1-2-3-4 process, says Marlene LeFever in this training tool. "God was much more creative when he crafted our minds. Each of us learns best in a pattern that is uniquely ours."The children's and adult education programs in our churches will be more effective when we embrace this reality. We must try to teach in the ways that our congregants can learn. This resource can help you understand the range of learning styles out there, and how that should shape your church's teaching.Table of Contents:Individual Learning StylesGreat teaching matches truth with the ways people learn best.by Penny ZettlerStyle Matters for ChildrenUse the individual learning approaches of children to inspire spiritual growth.by Cynthia Ulrich TobiasMaking New Methods WorkNow that you know about the four learning styles, how can you adapt them to a class?by Penny ZettlerMatching Technique to Learning StyleAsk these questions to keep your methods from turning into gimmicks.by Rob