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We all have different

learning styles

and

multiple intelligences

.

We are also

motivated

in a variety of ways that help us to achieve

our goals. In other words, if you take a bit of time to understand

HOW

you learn, you can develop a strong foundation for success.

This can help you to obtain anything you wish to achieve!

How do you perceive and understand

information?

What is your current perception of work or school? Knowing how your brain

initially understands the world, what and how you learn, and how you

interact with others, begins with how you perceive and understand

information.

Do you draw conclusions about what a person is saying long before they

finish telling you? Of course you do! We all do. But some of the most

successful people in the world

ask questions

before drawing conclusions!

This helps to deepen their understanding of what is being said. In fact, we all

have many perceptions that come from our life experiences that can

interfere with our perception of what is really going on around us. Essentially,

your own

perceptions

or

“reality”

can hinder or bias the judgments you

make.

When you’re learning new information in class or in the workplace,

especially when you don’t possess any relatable experiences, you can

easily draw erroneous conclusions. For example, making a very complex

situation too simple or applying an inappropriate solution to a certain

situation, can have disastrous outcomes.

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Section 4 – Learning to Learn & Stress Relief Management