• Place a high value on logic, ideas, and systematic inquiry
• Find satisfaction in identifying problems, developing a variety of possible solutions, weighing them carefully, and testing them
• Are typically steady, tenacious, and rational
• Typically avoid emotionalism and speculation
• Consider all possible alternatives before making decisions
• Can be overly cautious or conservative, even rigid

• Clear course outcomes and objectives
• Consistent feedback from the instructor
• Content and activities that build on one another
• Research-based content
• Structured teaming activities with set team roles and operating standards
• Clear, consistent due dates for assignments
• A heavier focus on asynchronous discussions than synchronous chats

As a logical result-getter, you can easily structure a steady plan to complete a self-paced course. In a self-paced course, you will have the structured feedback from the instructor to be successful in your learning.

As a Thinker, you can be highly effective when organizing yourself and others in research and planning, which can contribute to your success in a course that incorporates collaboration with others. You would benefit by working on a clear, consistent cycle of instruction, like those in a fully facilitated course.