What Kind of Thinker Are You?

You take time to develop a plan on how you will get it done.

You jump right in and try to see what works well.

You take it slowly, giving yourself plenty of time to be creative and innovative.

You start collecting facts and research. The more data you have, the better.

What you need to learn, and when you need to learn it by.

What you need to know, and what you can ignore.

How what your learning could apply to you and your life.

How to determine if what you are learning is true and accurate.

Working on a project that doesn't have a clear answer or objective

Work that has a lot of detail or rules

Work that's competitive or stressful

Working in a group or with a partner

Break it down into logical steps

Give you a way to try it out yourself

Relate it to real life

Tell you all the information, facts, and theories

Organizing, practicing, and doing

Inventing, discovering, and taking risks

Relating, sharing, and cooperating

Thinking, analyzing, and debating