There are four main learning styles:imaginative, analytic, common sense and dynamic. None of these four styles will fit a studen

There are four main learning styles: imaginative, analytic, common sense and dynamic. None of these four styles will fit a student perfectly. We are all(36)mixes of the four styles, but most of us will have one that feels like our best fit.
    Imaginative learners are feeling people who get(37)involved with others and learn best in(38)settings that allow interpersonal relationships to develop. These(39)curious and questioning learners learn by listening and sharing ideas. They see the broad(40)overview or big picture much more easily than small details.
    Analytic learners learn by watching and listening. They expect a teacher to be(41)primary information giver, while they sit and carefully assess the value of the information presented. They are the students who learn in the way most teachers have(42)traditionally taught, and so they are often considered the best learners.
    Common sense learners like to play with ideas to see if they are rational and workable. These students want to test theory in the real world, to(43)apply what has been learned. They love to get the job done. They are hands-on people who, using their ideas, can analyze problems and solve or fix them. (44)Common sense learners excel when dealing with what is practical and of immediate importance to them.
    Dynamic learners(45)also enjoy action as part of learning process, rather than thinking projects through to their rational conclusion. Dynamic learners excel in following hunches and sensing new directions and possibilities. (46)These risk-takers thrive on situations that call for flexibility and change and can find real excitement in starting something new, or putting their personal stamp of originality on an idea.