o you think in time lines? Does something a hundred years old seem new to you? Are you the first one in line at the museum and the last to leave when it closes? If you answered yes to any of these questions, your career choice has already been made. Now you need to choose an occupation. Careers for History Buffs And Others who Learn from the Past provides all the information you need to launch a career.
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Finbo the whale is sad because he cannot play hide and seek with his friends - he is too big to hide! His mother tells him not to be ashamed of his differences. Finbo and his friends soon learn to appreciate Finbo's size when they get into danger and Finbo saves the day.
Many people prefer to learn in ways that are different from how other people of the same class, grade, age, nationality, race, culture, or religion prefer to learn. How people prefer to learn is their learning style preference.
Although some gifted students can learn proficiently without using their learning style preferences, low achievers perform significantly better when they capitalize on their preferences. A decade of research demonstrates that both low and average achievers earn higher scores on standardized achievement tests and attitude tests when taught through their learning style preferences (Dunn, Griggs, Olson, Gorman, and Beasley 1995).
