MadSci Network: Genetics
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Subject: Is the way in which you learn hereditary?

Date: Sun Nov 26 15:47:39 2000
Posted by Heather
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Area of science: Genetics
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This question is similar to those on cognition, however it is a 
combination of the two in which I need clarification.

What I mean is the way in which you learn (replace learn with learn), the
actual format of information that allows you to learn best.
There is a test that I took in Jr.High health class. It's end result tells
you if you learn best by doing, seeing or hearing. I was wondering if this
trait(learning style) was hereditary and what else effected it.
I figured that if it's environmental (or at least not hereditary) more steps
could be taken to heighten the way in which children/people, learn to learn.




Response:


Re: 2) Is the  way in which you think hereditary (your learning style  ie. visu
This question is similar to those on cognition, however it is a 
combination of the two in which I need clarification.

[Admin note:  Please send this back to Alex Goddard if we get a clarification of 
the question]



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