Learning Styles Desiree Bathurst 01/30/22

Learning Styles Desiree Bathurst 01/30/22

1. Auditory

   • Multimodal Methods
     • Read/Write-take notes as you listen to others speak
     • Kinesthetic- Music can influence action or improve focus
     • Visual-listening in while a team completes a job
   • Examples
     • Music
     • TED Talks
     • Sermon
     • Podcasts
   • Benefits
     • Relaxing
     • social and solitary
     • Can be done while multitasking

2. Visual

   • Examples
     • Movies
     • PowerPoint presentations
     • Interactive models
   • Benefits
     • Can be done in social or solitary environments
     • Creative and colorful visuals can incite emotion
     • Size and placement easily seen vs. described
   • Multimodal Methods
     • Audio-these two are mixed in videos
     • Read/Write-mental images of keywords and passages can be recalled later to aid in memory
     • Kinesthetic- interactive models are often used to aid in visual representation

3. Read/Write

   • Examples
     • Educational textbooks
     • Newspaper (current events)
     • Notetaking
     • Creating mental maps after doing research on a topic
   • Benefits
     • Can be repetitive
     • May reduce stress
     • Can be covienient
   • Multimodal combos
     • Auditory-write what you hear
     • Visual- descriptive writing conjures imagery
     • Kinesthetic- Physically doing a task as its being described.

4. Kinesthetic

   • Benefits
     • Motor Memory
     • Physical competencies
     • can be socially interactive
   • Examples
     • Clinical hours or hands on training
     • Interactive models
     • Touching different textures
   • Multimodal Methods
     • Audio-Listening to a audio training while preforming a task
     • Visual-watching instructional or inspirational videos while preforming a task
     • Read/Write- Refering to instruction pamphlets while assembling or doing work

5. Social

6. Solitary