Learning Styles

 Hello everyone welcome back to my blog!!

This is my penultimate entry were I would cover the different learning styles there are out there and also the VARK. 

First we need to understand that the VARK (Visual, Aural, Read and Write/ Kinesthetic) model was proposed in 1992 by Neil Fleming and Colleen Mills. 

For this class specifically we had to use the VARK to explain a topic of our preference, and we selected the topic of Naturilistic Intelligence to apply the VARK. 

Here is a picture of our group presentation :D

Now moving on into every type of learner that is in the VARK:

Visual: Visual learners understand and retain information best by seeing. They would prefer to see information presented in a visually appealing way, rather than in a written format.

Auditory: Auditory learners tend to learn information best by hearing it. Rather than getting actively involved in a class or writing out notes, they prefer to listen to others present the information and then are usually able to recite that back to them.

Read/Write: Reading and writing learners tend to benefit most from reading and writing about new information. Those with a preference for reading and writing learning styles tend to take in new information best when it’s displayed as words and text.

Kinesthetic: kinesthetic individuals learn best by practically touching and doing things. Hands-on experience is an important component for kinesthetic learners, who have a “trial and error” approach to their learning.

And well that would be all for this entry.