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Introduction

The Power to Learn

Identifying your Learning Style

Adapting to Multiple Learning Approaches

The Motivated Learner

Lessons from the Death Crawl

Maintaining Motivation

Motivation is Your Fuel

It's All About the Mindset

Fixed Mindset

Growth Mindset

Failure is a Wonderful Teacher

Learning Preferences

Combining Multiple Learning Styles

Adapting Your Learning Style

Personality Types

What are personality types?

Study Habits to Match Your Personality

Completion

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Understanding How You Learn

After completing this module, students should be able to:

1.	Discover Different Learning Types: Identify the types of learning and understand personal learning practices.
2.	Make Informed Learning Choices: Utilize strategies to engage in learning with greater motivation and involvement.
3.	Adopt a Growth Mindset: Understand and apply the principles of a growth mindset to enhance learning.
4.	Evaluate Learning Styles: Assess and make informed decisions about learning styles and learning skills.
5.	Leverage Personality Types for Learning: Recognize how personality type models influence learning and use this understanding to improve personal learning.
6.	Navigate External Factors: Identify how outside circumstances affect learning and develop strategies to manage them.
7.	Understand the Hidden Curriculum: Recognize the informal, unwritten expectations (the "hidden curriculum") in academic settings and learn how to navigate them.