The document discusses three different learning styles: auditory, visual, and bodily-kinesthetic. The auditory style relates to understanding music, rhythm, and harmonization. The visual style involves thinking through physical images and using imagination. The bodily-kinesthetic style uses the body and hands to express ideas through activities like dancing, sports, crafts, and surgery.
2. AUDITORY
 Understand harmonization skills,
composition, rhythm. Auditory intelligence
allows us to compose music, create rhythms,
orchestrating, synchronizing brain waves of
the group, develop harmonious thought,
among other.
4. VISUAL
 Is the ability to think and perceive through
physical images or represented. Imagination-
mental vision (visual think) is the script, is the
internal reference (immanent) that enables
the description of the experimental
environment and the objects of the mind
(ideas). All humans possess these skills,
some more and than others but all can
translate ideas and concepts to images,
which can also transform mentally.
6. BODILY-KINESTHETIC
 It is the ability to use the whole body to
express ideas and feelings (eg an actor, a
mime, an athlete, a dancer) and facility in
using one's hands to produce or transform
things (eg a craftsman, sculptor , mechanic,
surgeon). This intelligence includes physical
skills as coordination, balance, dexterity,
strength, flexibility and speed as well as self-
perceptual skills, the tactile perception of
measures and volumes.