Inventori Gaya Pembelajaran Paragon

ENFP:(E):Extroversion , (N):Intuition , (F):Feeler, (P):Perceiving .

ENFP

	Bersemangat tinggi, bijak dan imaginatif.
	Mampu melakuan apa sahaja yang mereka minati.
	Cepat dan sedia menolong menyelesaikan masalah orang lain.
	Boleh diharap untuk mengatasi masalah di luar jangkaan berasaskan kebijakan mereka.
	Boleh memberi alasan yang menyakinkan untuk tindakan mereka.

Warmly enthusiastic, high spirited, ingenious, imaginative. Able to do almost anything that interests them. Quick with a solution for any difficulty and ready to help anyone with a problem. Often rely on their ability to improvise instead of preparing in advance. Can usually find compelling reasons for whatever they want.

ENFP Learning Style

ENFPs learn best by exchanging ideas, conceptualising and role play.

To them, learning is a way of expanding their horizons and a path towards growth and development. They prefer to learn in an unconstrained, self-directed manner in which they can follow or absorb themselves in their current interests. They enjoy playing with ideas, experimenting with possibilities and thinking around the subject. They take in information globally, seeing first its broad shape and the possibilities inherent in it before looking at the detail, which they sometimes overlook.

A participative, varied and lively learning environment stimulates them mentally, and thus they tend to benefit from workshops, role playing exercises and discussion groups (as long as they are not held back by formality). Exercises, routine, detailed tasks, targets and highly structured programmes demotivate them.

As learners, ENFPs:

	are quick to grasp possibilities
	are motivated to learn in order to further their own and other people’s development
	enjoy abstraction and seeing patterns emerge by linking disparate ideas together
	prefer a lively, open atmosphere
	enjoy sharing their insights
	tend to allow their creativity and inspiration free reign
	may need to set themselves targets and timetables
	benefit greatly from improving their note-taking technique, and from new ways of capturing information such as Mind Mapping

ENFPs are most comfortable learning when:

	experiencing new problems or learning opportunities
	there are a wide range of diverse activities
	asked to be in the limelight or positions of high visibility
	allowed to generate ideas without constraints of policy or structure or feasibility
	involved with other people, e.g. discussing ideas, solving problems as part of a team
	when acquiring knowledge which is part of a system, model, concept, theory
	they can question and probe the basic methodology, assumptions or logic behind something, e.g. by taking part in a question and answer session
	offered interesting ideas and concepts even though they are not immediately relevant
	shown techniques for personal improvement, such as how to make a good first impression, how to deal with awkward people

ENFPs are least comfortable when:

	involved in a passive role, e.g.listening to lectures, monologues, explanations, statements of how things should be done, reading, watching
	asked to stand back and not be involved
	required to engage in solitary work, e.g. reading, writing, thinking on their own
	asked to repeat essentially the same activity over and over again, e.g. when practising tasks
	they are given precise instructions to follow with little room for manoeuvre
	required to focus on detail or tie up loose ends

However, engaging in learning activities that contain some of the above is often of greater benefit in terms of their overall development, as discussed earlier.

Now you know your learning style, you can choose the type of learning that suits you, or adapt learning material or courses you are attending to incorporate some of the ways you will learn effectively.