"I have several different ways of accessing my students' progress. At the end of the term, they can choose to do one big assignment that's worth 30% of their grade. This assignment could either be an exam, a research paper, or an alternative project which requires students to write a proposal. This method allows for different types of students to choose a style that they can benefit the most from or enjoy doing the most."

"While earning my Bachelor's Degree in Education, I learned a few interesting techniques when it comes to learning styles. I think a lot of kids are hands-on learners, so I plan to introduce technology to those who learn best that way."

"One thing I have learned, over my years of being a teacher, is that kids learn much better when they have the opportunity to move around and get rid of some of their pent up energy! I have created learning stations in my classroom where students have some 'free time' during the day to explore various stations and remain at the station where they feel they best learn. The stations they each choose also teaches me a great deal about their learning preferences. Some enjoy tactile-based tasks; some like to read - others, to write."