What type of learner am I?
by PokerStrategy.com
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Introduction
In this Article
Different types of learner
Connecting the learning forms
How to learn most effectively
What role does PokerStrategy.com play in all this?
Learning can take different forms: some people lea…
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#1
mouse89, 06 Oct 08 14:33
ok#2
jp2570, 09 Jan 09 12:43
This is good to reinforce the depth needed if you want to take poker seriously.#3
deco99, 22 Mar 09 03:32
yup#4
monkey0nfire, 17 May 09 04:47
wow this is great info. for overall learning, especially for studying for exams etc.I find it hard to study period. but this info. sheds light on a far better way to go about it rather than just throw urself at the books!!
Thanks PS this i awesome material.
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nosnz, 04 Nov 09 06:25
First of all, I think this is a good article for life in general; "an optimal learning experience is not primarily dependent on intelligence" I think learning is as much of a "state of mind" as is being on your "A-game""Problems with learning can occur when emotions have an influence on the processing of our experiences" again, this is reflective of lifes many daily situations.
All in all "we are only humans" and in such we have our tells that in turn can control, or define us. It just deepends how we use/read them.
Your outcome is always in YOUR own hands. Not the f'n donk that unjustly took all your chips!
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Pouserly2, 12 Aug 11 09:14
Still a good and interesting read.#7
Pouserly2, 12 Aug 11 09:15
irst of all, I think this is a good article for life in general;#8
Tosh5457, 05 Sep 11 14:58
I'm a visual learner, as well as communicative learner.