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Honey and Mumford Learning Styles

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We are happy with our training of the theory of Learning Styles but would like to find a more interesting and stimulating way of helping managers/coaches use this knowledge in their role. Has anyone got any methods they use that successfully get this across?
annie hodkinson

We are happy with our training of the theory of Learning Styles but would like to find a more interesting and stimulating way of helping managers/coaches use this knowledge in their role. Has anyone got any methods they use that successfully get this across?
annie hodkinson

One Response

  1. Self-awareness of learning style
    One of the most important areas of application, from my experience, is simply having managers understand themselves better.

    For instance, on my Telephone Sales workshops I can reliably guess who is or isn’t an activist.

    This is important because a major barrier to telephone sales is whether the individual is happy to pick up the phone and ‘give it a go’.

    Activists then understand themselves better, agreeing with the findings, and are more willing to listen when it is suggested to them that a key area of improvement may be their ability to listen, for example.

    Alternatively, reflectors can be assured that they are capable of a successful role providing they are trained well and can improve their comfort level to encourage them to pick up the phone and not fear rejection – something which is less of an issue to an activist.

    Kind regards,

    Carl Duncker
    Train In A Day Limited
    http://www.traininaday.co.uk