Learning Styles Luz Reynaga 07/03/22

Learning Styles Luz Reynaga 07/03/22

1. Solitary (Interpersonal)

   • Learners who prefer to work alone. Working alongside other learners causes delays, loss of focus and inability to retain information.

2. Visual (special)

   • Learners who find it easier to understand visual aids such as diagrams, charts, and pictures.

3. Aural (auditory-musical)

   • Learners who prefer to be told. Retain information best if part of group discussions, lectures, and audiobooks.

4. Verbal (linguistic)

   • Learners inclined to write, read and ultimatley find it eaesier to express themselves and retain information by sspeaking or writing.

5. Physical (kinesthetic)

   • Learners who best learn by hands-on approach. Enjoy using physical activity or watching demonstrations.

6. Logical (mathematical)

   • Learners who like using their mind for logical and mathematical reasoning. Able to recognize patterns and logical solutions.

7. Social (interpersonal)

   • Learners who are highly sociable and prefer to communicate with other people. Verbal and non-verbal communication is fine as long as they are in contact with others.