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Learning styles

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Kelly Vrugteveen
Kelly Vrugteveen

This document discusses learning styles, specifically that the author is a kinesthetic/tactile learner. Kinesthetic learners learn best through physical movement and experience rather than visual or auditory methods like lectures. The author realized they were a kinesthetic learner when they did not retain as much information from lectures as from activities where their class was moving around in groups.

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LEARNING STYLES.
KINESTHETIC/TACTILE LEARNER. Kinesthetic/ Tactile 65% Auditory 20% Visual 15%  I learned in class that I am a kinesthetic learner. This makes sense because I learn way better if I am moving or doing something active. if you try to teach me by lecturing I will not learn the same way if I was to be moving around. I figured this out when Mrz.Kidd was teaching by lecturing I realize I wasn’t getting the same amount of information as when we had girls group and we moving around allot rather then sitting down all the time.

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  • 2. KINESTHETIC/TACTILE LEARNER. Kinesthetic/ Tactile 65% Auditory 20% Visual 15% ï‚„ I learned in class that I am a kinesthetic learner. This makes sense because I learn way better if I am moving or doing something active. if you try to teach me by lecturing I will not learn the same way if I was to be moving around. I figured this out when Mrz.Kidd was teaching by lecturing I realize I wasn’t getting the same amount of information as when we had girls group and we moving around allot rather then sitting down all the time.