Blog 5

 Summary: Bedford Chapter 4 tells the consultant about the type of students they will encounter during their time in the writing center. Every student learns differently and as consultants we have to understand how each student learns and play into their learning habits. 

Comments: Every student is different and to really help each student as a consultant we have to be able to dissect each students learning process.  

Questions: Can the writing center with help of artificial intelligence help consultants understand the different ways of teaching different students? Audio? Visual? or Kinesthetically?

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