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    About 42% of students are visual learners and about 30% of students are kinesthetic learners.. Yet in colleges they use a lot of lecture classes when only 19% of students are auditory learners. Visual learners need to watch the teacher physically do what they’re teaching or have pictures to link what they are learning to. kinesthetic learner need to actually try what they are learning for themselves. I think that the most effective way for people to learn is with a mixture of every learning type

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    Auditory Rhythms

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    experimented on the effects auditory rhythms could have on the allocation of visual attention. The human body follows an internal clock or a circadian rhythm unconsciously and Miller‚ Carlson and McCauley (2013) tested if the internal clock could be entrained or synchronized with an asynchronous (single repetitive) tone while responding to stimuli on a computer screen. The first of three experiments examined how auditory entrainment or auditory synching affected visual attention (Miller et al.‚ 2013)

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    ABSTRACT ii The purpose of this presentation is to determine the use of NLP in language teaching. In this study‚ in the first part‚ some background information was given about what Neuro-Linguistic programming (NLP) is‚ and whether NLP was used in language teaching before. To put forward whether NLP is effective in language teaching‚ general questions related to NLP are to be asked to language teachers in questionnaires and interviews. The collected data were analyzed in tables and graphics

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    kinesthetic intelligence

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    Indicators of a "kinesthetic intelligence" or body smarts: Talented or aptitude for moving your body or handling objects Well-developed and well-coordinated physical and motor skills Can be effectively used for communication and productivity Highly developed physical memory
(Images in your thoughts can involve movement) Besides in athletes and dancers‚ kinesthetic intelligence is found in
inventors‚ lab technicians‚ and architects;
physical therapists‚ chiropractors‚ surgeons‚ and dentists;
actors

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    Auditory Learning

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    The first quiz I took was what is my learning style and I got auditory. I was very surprised that I got this as my result. I have always thought of myself as a visual learner. My score for auditory and visual we very close. Auditory learning was scored at 40 percent and visual was scored at 35 percent. I still view myself as a visual learner‚ but this quiz made me realize I also like to listen to lectures and hearing something a teacher says helps me understand. For the study habits quiz‚ my most

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    As A Kinesthetic Learner

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    Faith Onyilimba Learning Style and Strategy As a kinesthetic learner‚ learning is based on physical activities instead of sitting and listening to lectures. Hands on method of learning are more efficient for a kinesthetic learner; they prefer to use their body and sense of touch in tackling a problem instead of reading through the instructions (Vark‚ 2014). Kinesthetic learners are also known as doers. They rather start doing an activity instead of thinking about initiating an action. They are usually

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    Auditory System

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    AUDITORY SYSTEM NOTES Questions 1. What is sound? 1. What are the physical dimensions of sound 2. What are the perceptual dimensions of sound 3. What sounds can humans hear? 2. What is the anatomy of the ear? 3. What are the brain structures and pathways involved in the perception of hearing? 4. How do we localize sounds? Why do we hear? * Communication iHelen Keller felt that being deaf was worse than being blind‚ because blindness isolated her from

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    What is VAK? VAK is an abbreviation for VisualAuditory and Kinaesthetic. It is a learning style model that was developed in the 1920’s; its developmental purpose was to support the teaching of children with dyslexia (Grist‚ 2009). Now its purpose is to assist in interpreting what a person’s preferred learning style is‚ this allows them to adapt to this style. VAK is primarily used in a learning environment‚ for example‚ schools‚ colleges and university but also has its uses in a business environment

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    Teaching English for Adult

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    PAGE 1. TESOL English for Adults 2. Dung Nguyen 3. Mailing address: 140/11B Binh Quoi Street - Ward 27th - Binh Thanh District - Ho Chi Minh City - Vietnam. Contact number: 00-84-8-355-624-41 or 00-84-8-903-974-993 Email address: nancynguyen_4293@yahoo.com 4. I have completed my “TESOL Traing Coure”. Date: 25th January‚ 2013 City: Ho Chi Minh City‚ Vietnam 5. I am taking this specialization course as part of CERT IV. 6. I have completed one more specializations (Teaching Teenager English

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    Auditory Neuropathy

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    Auditory neuropathy is a hearing disorder in which sound enters the inner ear normally but the transmission of signals from the inner ear to the brain is impaired. It can affect people of all ages‚ from infancy through adulthood. The number of people affected by auditory neuropathy is not known‚ but the condition affects a relatively small percentage of people who are deaf or hearing-impaired. Symptoms and Diagnosis People with auditory neuropathy may have normal hearing‚ or hearing loss

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