What's your child's learning style?

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When beginning a new hobby or skill, your child usually wants to...

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When learning about a new place, your child enjoys...

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When your child asks questions, they usually ask...

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When your child remembers a story, they usually remember...

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When trying to remember directions, your child usually thinks about...

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Your child usually remembers people because...

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When studying, your child is most likely to...

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When faced with a difficult problem, your child usually...

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If something breaks, your child first wants to...

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When building something, your child prefers to...

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When a game has new rules, your child would rather...

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After learning something interesting, your child is most likely to...

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If your child had to teach a friend something, they would probably...

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If your child could choose how to be tested on something they've learned, they'd rather...

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If given a choice for a school assignment, your child would most enjoy...

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Knowing your child's strength doesn't mean teaching only to it. The goal is to use it as the way in — and then use that foothold to build up the ways that come less naturally.