Maxine has been having some difficulty following along in her history course and wants to make sure that she is reading her textbook as effectively as possible. After taking the VARK Inventory, she learned that she is a read/write learner. With this in mind, which strategy would likely be MOST beneficial for Maxine as she previews her reading assignment?

a. Drawing a branching map

b. Creating an outline

c. Creating flash cards

d. Drawing a wheel map

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Kaydence

Social Studies

27 November, 10:56

Maxine has been having some difficulty following along in her history course and wants to make sure that she is reading her textbook as effectively as possible. After taking the VARK Inventory, she learned that she is a read/write learner. With this in mind, which strategy would likely be MOST beneficial for Maxine as she previews her reading assignment?

a. Drawing a branching map

b. Creating an outline

c. Creating flash cards

d. Drawing a wheel map

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Isaias Edwards · Answer 1

The correct answer is b) creating an outline.

Explanation:

According to VARK Inventory, people who have a predominant Read/Write learning style prefer information displayed as words. Their preferred learning methods are essays, manuals, reports or outlines.

In contrast, the branching map, the wheel map and the flash cards are more related to a visual-style learning.