· Each student takes an item from the mystery bag
· Ask them to organize themselves into groups that they think fit together
· Then after a few minutes say there are 8 groups
· Set out 8 # cards with the title and see what groups you can make now
· Each person briefly describes why they choose that group & then results are graphed.

The Mindset Kit
Learn about adaptive learning mindsets and strategies that promote them with this free, online resource designed for educators and parents.

Mindset Meter
Quickly understand the prevalence and distribution of the various adaptive learning mindsets in your school or classroom with this surveying tool.

This information all comes from Perts from (www.perts.net). PERTS empowers educators to improve student outcomes by applying research-based practices.

Are you trying to find your passion?

This Improvement Pill video unpacks 11 general life abilities to help guide kids' journey of self-discovery. From musical and logical to digital and visual, each skill and its related career path is broken down seamlessly, perfect for beginners and curious minds alike.

This is an online inventory based on the work of Richard M. Felder and Linda K. Silverman. The quiz will determine preferences on four dimensions (active/reflective, sensing/intuitive, visual/verbal, and sequential/global).

This site includes the inventory, explanations of each of the areas, FAQs, applications of the learning styles, interesting articles including one on "Understanding Student Differences", and the validity of learning styles is explored.

**Make sure you open the 4 page "Learning Styles and Strategies" link after you take the inventory. This includes insightful information on how you can use the results to help yourself!**

This excellent activity was used with our PeBL Mentors at Sun West. An explanation is included in the PowerPoint slides attached, and the other resources are provided as Word Documents.

Enjoy!

The following is a collection of resources used at Eaton School that could provide templates and ideas for using Learner Profile with your class and school at all levels!

This is a learning styles quiz for our youngest students.

This can also be used with older students that need a modified version of other learning profiles for learning styles. It is heavily picture based.

This is an example of how students can display their learner profile. This flip book should have each page copied on a different colour and will need to be double-sided and cut.
There are many other items you can include in a learner profile, but this example includes: learning style, multiple intelligences, learning preferences, and a SECRET 21st century skills checklist.

This is a zipped file of all the resources that were in the Sun West PeBL Mentor OneNote for Learner Profiles. These items will also be added individually, but have been zipped into a folder and added here to help you find them easily as well.

The following template uses a social media "Facebook" format for students to display their learning style, multiple intelligences, learning preferences, goals, interests and hobbies.
The template can be edited to fit your grade or to add the content you'd like to include.

This learner profile includes learning style, MI, subject and learning preferences, goal setting and working preferences. These are just some of the things you may wish to include in a learner profile. This document is editable to make it work for you and your students.

Here are a few learner profile templates you can use with your students.

This fabulous teacher provides an editable template for teachers to build their own Learner Profile!

This package includes descriptions of all the items you may include in your learner profiles including: Enneagram Types, Myers Briggs. True Colours, MI and Learning Styles.