diferent type of learning style

Different students have multiple ways of memorizing information. Either if it is through rehearsing information constantly or writing it down in an organized way in order to remember it. They still have certain learning styles to help adapt new information their professors provide them with. Based off these adaptations, they are certain factors that influence effective learning through three different learning styles. One of the effective learning styles that certain students are classified as would be kinesthetic learning. Kinesthetic learners are considered to be the type of student who learns best by participating in labs where there are models and hands-on activities to build new projects. Kinesthetic learners adapt better with movement because they create creative ways of grasping information faster than a student who’s a visual or auditory learner. When a Kinesthetic learner approaches new skills, they want to be shown step by step on how to grasp the task and they complete their task by using movement to help them remember. On the other hand, being a kinesthetic learner has disadvantages due to them getting distracted easily where listening to lectures can make them become restless. They may start to do off tasks things like: drawing, taking apart pens, and tapping pens or pencils on table tops. When it comes to studying and study tips they tend to write and highlight important points they notice that will be important for a test. The tactile learner will use flashcards and draw out diagrams to understand lectures better because it is broken down in manageable parts to enhance their learning. Moreover, outside of the classroom, kinesthetic learners excel in careers like sports, being teachers, musicians, and medical related jobs. They excel in these careers because they enjoy interacting with others where they can work in small groups to help collaborate on a task.

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