Students with assimilating and accommodating learning styles demonstrated significantly more agreeable attitudes toward varied aspects of network-based instruction than students with converging and diverging learning styles.
The Runaways were undone by rock clichés: ego clashes, exacerbated by teenage pettiness; substance abuse (especially, eventually, for West); and diverging musical styles.
Diverging learning style is associated with value generating skills: building relationships, helping others and sense making (reasoning).
An individual with a diverging learning style exhibits strength in imaginative ability and performs well in situations that call for "brainstorming", and enjoys broad cultural interests; characteristically found in those from humanities and liberal arts backgrounds.
If he were a pop act, he'd have several acclaimed albums, a few unnoticed ones, in styles diverging from the earlier ones, and, weirdly, no recording contract.
Starting in the late middle Campanian, the Kaiparowits record, along with those both to the north and south, appear to diverge in style and facies successions.
The Kolb Learning Style Inventory, which divides individual learning styles into Accommodating, Diverging, Converging, and Assimilating categories, was administered to the second year undergraduate medical students, general surgery resident body, and general surgery faculty at the University of Alberta.
But their styles diverge radically.
The two composers' works sat together comfortably, although their styles diverged greatly.
