Learning styles and preferences: Learning Styles Assessment

The Learning Styles Profiler

on the Internet (LSP-I)
for Demonstration or for Individual Use

'Yes I got my report and it was worth more than what you were asking for it. I have encouraged all my colleagues to take the test.'

H. S., School of Computing and Intelligent Systems, Faculty of Engineering, Magee Campus, University of Ulster, Northland Rd, Derry, Northern Ireland, BT48 7JL, UK.

'Thank you very much I now have my report, initial reaction - how thought provoking. I am very pleased to have my final report and feel confident it is worth the small fee, I must now settle down to reading and digesting it in full.'

Sarah.

'I have managed to run the profile and as I am starting on my MBA course it will be very useful!'

Debbie

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'The Learning Styles Profiler (LSP) will provide you with a detailed report about your instinct to learn and how it is consciously re-expressed towards successful and functional learning outcomes. The report may highlight suprising information for you. Many successful people in business for example find themselves surprisingly poor at learning because they curtail their instincts to learn from getting involved in new situations.

Less mature learners on the other hand can have a good instinct to learn but will benefit from re-expression of these instincts towards functional learning goals.' More.

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