Each of us has a unique learning style. Do you prefer to "see" or "hear" or "do"? The answer will not only affect the way you learn, but also the way that you study or prepare for an exam.
Learning styles include:
- Visual – learn through seeing
- Auditory – learn through listening
- Kinesthetic – learn through moving, doing, touching
Most of us do not use one style exclusively, although we will likely have a preferred style. Recognizing your primary style will not only help you get the most from your ITIL certification course, it will also help you adapt your study style to the demands of the Bloom level being taught and tested.
A visual learner will likely take a much different approach at Bloom level 3 (applying) than a kinesthetic learner. The visual learner may draft a very detailed flowchart while the kinesthetic learner may do a mock run-through of the process.
In the next few weekly blogs, I will map Bloom levels to the levels within the ITIL Qualification scheme, including somlearning-style suggestions for learning and study techniques.
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