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So, today we're going to talk a bit about different learner styles.
In fact, there are many ways to classify them. But for today let's talk about three particular:
Visual
Auditory
Kinesthetic
So what do these mean?
If you have a Visual learner style, it means that the main way of getting information for you is through looking at different visual stimuli (texts, pictures, graphs, charts, tables, etc.).
If you have an Auditory learner style, it means that your preferred way of getting information is through audio channels: listening to people talks, music, radio, podcasts, etc.
If you are a Kinesthetic learner, it means that you learn better if any kind of movement is involved, For example, it would be much easier for you to memorise a poem if you walk around the room rather than just sit at your desk.
Why is it important to know your own learner style? Research has shown that students can perform better on tests if they change study habits to fit their own personal learning styles. And as a teacher, I find this information extremely valuable, because if I know my students' learner styles, I can select and organize learning material to suit their preferred style and thus foster quicker and more enjoyable learning.
However, people with one purely dominating learner style are rare. Usually we have a combination of two complementing styles. Here I suggest a test to help you identify your preferred styles so that you can use them to your benefit!
Just download the photo and follow the instructions:

And don't forget to comment about your results!
Also, here's where you can read more about this topic if I got you interested:
www.bcps.org/offices/lis/models/tips/styles.htm...
www.learning-styles-online.com/overview/
www4.ncsu.edu/unity/lockers/users/f/felder/publ...
homeworktips.about.com/od/homeworkhelp/a/learni...
So, today we're going to talk a bit about different learner styles.
In fact, there are many ways to classify them. But for today let's talk about three particular:
Visual
Auditory
Kinesthetic
So what do these mean?
If you have a Visual learner style, it means that the main way of getting information for you is through looking at different visual stimuli (texts, pictures, graphs, charts, tables, etc.).
If you have an Auditory learner style, it means that your preferred way of getting information is through audio channels: listening to people talks, music, radio, podcasts, etc.
If you are a Kinesthetic learner, it means that you learn better if any kind of movement is involved, For example, it would be much easier for you to memorise a poem if you walk around the room rather than just sit at your desk.
Why is it important to know your own learner style? Research has shown that students can perform better on tests if they change study habits to fit their own personal learning styles. And as a teacher, I find this information extremely valuable, because if I know my students' learner styles, I can select and organize learning material to suit their preferred style and thus foster quicker and more enjoyable learning.
However, people with one purely dominating learner style are rare. Usually we have a combination of two complementing styles. Here I suggest a test to help you identify your preferred styles so that you can use them to your benefit!
Just download the photo and follow the instructions:

And don't forget to comment about your results!

Also, here's where you can read more about this topic if I got you interested:
www.bcps.org/offices/lis/models/tips/styles.htm...
www.learning-styles-online.com/overview/
www4.ncsu.edu/unity/lockers/users/f/felder/publ...
homeworktips.about.com/od/homeworkhelp/a/learni...
Take 2 groups of random (!) foreign words which are new for you! (up to 10 words in each group).
Try to memorize the first group sitting at the table still, looking at the written form and listening how the words sound (use yandex dictionary or thefreedictionary.com). Write down the time it took you to fully memorize the words and their translation.
WIth the second group do the following: write them down together with their phonemic sсript, so that you know how the words are pronounced. Take the list with you and walk around the room saying the words silently in your mind. You can walk, jump, stretch your muscles, do any pleasant movements. Write down the time it took you to fully memorize the words and their translation.
Compare the times. Whichever is the shortest corresponds to your preferred learner style
P.S. You're amazing writer and, I'm pretty sure incredible teacher)
please, do! I am really very interested in these!
thank you for your kind words!
First group of words I memorized sitting at the table and listening to the wordssound, and time it took is 7:25.8
Second group took only 3:37.6. I was surprised how fast I memorized them.
Thanks for advices,It was quite fun doing all these experiments)
I'm glad you've enjoyed doing this experiment
I'm visual/kinaesthetic