Developing strategies
Samuel W.
GEN/200

Mr. Glenn Medeiros

Developing strategies
LEARNING STYLES:
Interpersonal- These individuals are able to interact and find common ground with others by being aware of their actions, moods, or general feelings. They work well in social events and cooperative learning groups and are very good team mates.
Intrapersonal- These individuals are good at self awareness and are generally independent. They are good at reasoning and able to reflect on information. However, they do tend to prefer to work or study alone and enjoy their independence.
Verbal-Linguistic- These individuals are great communicators, either by writing, reading, or speaking. They are able to understand meanings and terms easily and have the ability to analyze things in good detail. They are good teachers.
Effective communication and collaboration between these three types would require using the strengths of each group to asset in the weakness in other groups. There would need good communication between the different types as some of the traits each has could cause strife in the group. The group with Interpersonal, Intrapersonal, and Verbal-Linguistic would be best served to allow them to use their strengths i.e. allow the Interpersonal type to get the group organized to start the task as they are good at communicating and have the ability to see things from other peoples point of view. They would also be good at helping others as they are good teachers. Intrapersonal types would best utilized to help come up with ideas for the project as they have good imaginative abilities along with thinking and reasoning skills. Communication is the key here as Intrapersonal types tend to be more apt to work alone and can express themselves easily. Allowing the Verbal-Linguistic type to control the written or spoken part of the project would bring to bare