06 Jul This assignment addresses the following NAEYC Standards:· Know

This assignment addresses the following NAEYC Standards:· Know and understand the multiple influences on development and learning [NAEYC Standard 1b]· Know about and understand diverse family and community characteristics [NAEYC Standard 2a] Think back to when you were sitting in a classroom. How did you learn things best? Human beings have three main ways to take in new information: visual, auditory and kinesthetic. For most of us, one of these ways is dominant and the other two are weaker.Visual LearnersAuditory LearnersKinesthetic LearnersLike to see what they are learningAsk a lot of questionsNeed to be active and take frequent breaksOften close their eyes to visualize or remember somethingLike to tell stories or jokesSpeak with their hands and with gesturesBenefit from illustrations and presentations that use colorOften talk to themselves when approaching a new taskRely on what they can directly experience or performAre attracted to written or spoken language rich in imageryNarrate own actionsAre uncomfortable in classrooms where they lack opportunities for hands-on experiencesPrefer stimuli to be isolated from auditory and kinesthetic distractionAre very socialCommunicate by touching and appreciate physically expressed encouragementLike to read and writeWork well in groups with other studentsNotice details – similarities and differencesLike to hear directions and process and learn themWould rather watch, than talk or doHum quite oftenMay want to make noise if it is too quietFor Part 2, post your response to the following questions:*Which of the above learning styles can you see yourself relating to? Provide us with an example.*How can knowing your learning style benefit you personally?*Why is this information important to know as you work with young children? Part 3 : Select a children’s book – post the title of the book and author, as well as the ages of the children that you would share it with. Post three examples of activities that you could do to accompany the book, that would reach students with each of the different learning styles – visual, auditory and kinesthetic.