<p>Engaging Learners</p> <p>According to the reading information it is important to identify the various types of learning styles with the goal of establishing an environment for everyone to actively participate and learn. Coordinating learning activities in such a way as to "lure" specific types of learners into participating is an idea that seems to be good to use as a tool. Group projects is a great example of this. However, those independent learners and those learners who are competetive or avoidant present such a variance that makes group learning seem really experimental. I'm sure that in any group setting these learning styles would still be visible in individuals. It's always interesting to see the outcomes of the parings also.&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>