I was giving a friend directions to my house one day, and I started to pull up a map to show her where it was located. She said, “No, just tell me verbally turn by turn, I learn best by hearing things, not seeing them.”
In my head a lightbulb went off about our differences, because I can’t learn like that at all! I want to see it written down. Through my research I’ve realized that I also learn really well by reading and writing…hence the reason for this VIGEO newsletter!
There are three primary learning styles; Visual, Auditory and Tactile. Secondary learning styles include Reading and Writing, Kinesthetic, Intrapersonal, Logic, and Solitary. Some people use a combination of learning styles, whereas others benefit from mainly just one. Not sure what yours is? Take this quiz to find out!
Kinesthetic: This style involves physical movement and interaction with the environment. Kinesthetic learners prefer hands-on activities, physical movement, and practical lessons.
Visual: This style involves learning new information when it's presented with graphics and colors.
Auditory: This style involves learning information best by listening to it.
Reading and writing: This style involves learning more efficiently by reading and writing down what you've learned.
Interpersonal: This style involves learning best when you're able to relate to others and work in group situations.
Logic: This style involves learning information by locking different patterns and connecting the dots that make proper sense.
Solitary: This style involves learning through self-study methods
Bottom Line? Knowing the style where you learn best will help you retain information with less effort and struggle.
Want to learn more? Sorry Auditory learners, today’s info is all visual! https://bau.edu/blog/types-of-learning-styles/
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