Kinesthetic Learners Visual Learners’ Characteristics Information in pictures, outlines, charts, or diagrams is easily remember Look up often and to the left Can often see invisible information written or drawn Visual spatial skills, I.e. sizes, shapes, depth, and dimensions are strong Visual Learners’ Characteristics Often pay close attention to body language Have keen awareness of aesthetics, visual media, art, and physical environment Strategies for Visual Learners Visualize and make movies in your mind as you read or study Convert information into visual study tools Add pictures to visual tools whenever possible Use a variety of colors in study tools Strategies of Visual Learners Copy, write, and rewrite information so you can see it in your own handwriting Use instructors non-verbal cues Always write down important information Auditory Learners’ Characteristics Can accurately remember details of conversations or lectures Have strong language skills, a well-developed vocabulary Strong oral communication skills May find foreign languages relatively easy Often have musical talents: hear tones, notes, and rhythms Strategies of Auditory Learners Talkout-loud and recite regularly Tape information Add rhythms or tunes to your learning Learn to use computer technology Kinesthetic Learners’ Characteristics Often cannot sit still Often labeled as hyperactive children Learn through movement Usually do well as performers, athletes, or dancers Well coordinated and have a strong sense of timing and body movements Kinesthetic Learners’ Characteristics Work well with your hands Often good at repairing, sculpting, art or working with tools Strategies of Kinesthetic Learners Use your hands and fine motor skills Use exaggerated movement for emphasis and expression Type or use a word processor Place as you study Make larger sized study tools Strategies of Kinesthetic Learners Learning by doing Use drama or dance for emphasis or expression