Personally, over the years, I discovered that my learning style leans heavily towards the Kinesthetic/Copy learner archetype. Perhaps, it is my previous experiences in F&B jobs and interests in martial arts years ago that cultivated my learning style by copying moves & then self-experimenting.
There are often many failed attempts of copying moves that are done by my trainer and colleagues, and in those failures I learn to think more in-depth of:
why I am doing things a certain way
whether there is a way I can do it better
This learning style eventually transferred over to my existing learning process of how to code, program, build and engineer solutions eventually.
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Personally, over the years, I discovered that my learning style leans heavily towards the Kinesthetic/Copy learner archetype. Perhaps, it is my previous experiences in F&B jobs and interests in martial arts years ago that cultivated my learning style by copying moves & then self-experimenting.
There are often many failed attempts of copying moves that are done by my trainer and colleagues, and in those failures I learn to think more in-depth of:
This learning style eventually transferred over to my existing learning process of how to code, program, build and engineer solutions eventually.